De Cam Oude Kriek

Brewed by Geuzestekerij De Cam
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Gooik, Belgium

Bottle vintage 2002, at Plan B. Pours an hazy red colour with a reddish head. It has a pleasant dry aroma with sour cherries, wood and some sweet hints. Flavour is low carbonated and very sour at first, followed by a sour cherries and woody taste, all ending in a nice and slightly sweet woody-cherry aftertaste.

2005 bottle. Pours a clear cranberry red color with a thin white head. The aroma is awesome and quite powerfull, there’s a good dose of cherries with dust, acidity and pleasant belgian funk. The cherries are less powerfull in the aroma, but it’s quite acid and dusty, lean, low carbonated body is just right to the funk going in the mouth. This is really excellent, on of the top krieks out there.

Bottle. Red wine in appearance with hints of purple. Aromas are dark sour cherries with woody and earthy notes. Flavours are very tart and acidic citrus. Dry and refreshing with some sweet cherry coming through on the finish. Further addictive sourness on the aftertaste.

Bottle. Vibrant red beer with a lightly sour aroma and flavour. Overall a nice sour beer.

(37,5 cl bottle from Pelgrims) Very dark red kriek with a very small, almost unexisting head. Taste is very pure and sour, but with hints of sweetness. There’s no carbonation, which makes it taste like a fruit-juice/lemonade.

37,5 bottle. Nice sourness with sweet cherry finish. Palate is not very outspoken and aroma is rather limited for a Kriek.

GodofThunder brought this. Very red....veryveryvery red. SMells very strong cherry and musty. Makes your face scrunch up when you drink it. HIts you in the back of the tongue.

Thanks to my friend Troy who brought this back from Belgium for me. Pours a cloudy red color with a very dusty, funky and cherry aroma. Flavor is super-sour with more funk and cherries. This is exceptionally sour and an exceptional beer.