duff (5407), Sydney, Australia, Surrey, England Sep 2, 2004 Bottle. This is the real deal. My favourite fruit lambic to date. I still have the taste in my mouth, even after 3 weeks since trying it. This is sour as usual, but more balanced than most. Subtle juicy, cherry sweetness, i can taste some fleshy cherry in here, but its not sweet, very dry. Of course theirs the standard earthy cheesy barnyardy aromas, flavours, but this just seemed to have something else, but i’m really not sure what it was. This beer is so juicy, puckering, but not overly so, like so many lambic beers can be. Really amazing. Perfect mouthfeel, just the right dose of refreshing sourness. Eyedrinkale (3109), Beer Town, New York, USA Aug 22, 2005 Great looking red beer with a bubbly pink head. Aroma is tart cherries, sponge, cinnamon and wood. Taste is both tart and sweet, acidic and sour cherries. This is as good of a Belgian beer that Ive ever had. Remarkable. Thanks Clark for sharing this rare gem. Humulone_Red (744), Vancouver, Washington, USA Dec 12, 2005 Thanks to Logan for sharing this one! It pours a beautiful red with a pink head and lacing. The nose is of sweet cherries, cinnamon, wood and earth notes. The flavor is a very balanced marriage of sweet cherry, acidity, wood, and earth. One of the most well balanced and refreshing beers I have ever had. Spot on! I’m very happy I was able to enjoy it with a group of friends new and old! Thanks again Logan! Undefined (45), Uppsala, Sweden Aug 15, 2005 Very red color, almost thick, cherries, wood and acid in large amounts, just one of the best beers i have tried. rmalloy (177), Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Oct 28, 2006 Updated: Jul 2, 2007Had at the Belgian Beer Fest. One of the best beers I’ve ever had. Not sweet like the most common fruity lambics in America (which I like, btw). This was really, really complex. The flavors were so funky that it’s hard to describe them.
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