De Troch Gueuze

Bottle, 1999 vintage at Kulminator, Antwerp. The aroma was pretty mild, apples, and the classic scent of barnyard. Sour it was, but not extreme. Very refreshing and enjoyable beer to drink.

Bottle. Amber beer with a whitish head. Oak and tart/sour aroma with stale hops. Tart/sour flavor with oak and light fruit. Medium bodied. Tart/sour notes linger with oak and light fruitiness.

(Bottle, 1993 vintage, De Heeren van Lindekerke) Pours a clear golden body with a small white head. Aroma of grapefruit, mustiness, barnyard, and wood. Flavor of grapefruit, white grapes, and sour apple with a dry wood finish. Tasty!

93 Clear golden with a tiny white head. Aroma had sour apples, barnyard. Hay and malty notes. Flavour had sour apples, barnyard, leather, brett, lacto and grrapefruits. Finished sour and very dry.

Bottle. No head. Hazy grey brown, muddy waters, body. Mild fruity earth aroma. Sweet mild fruity sugary flavor. Low carbonation. Short aftertaste.

Bottle bought at D.H.V.L. Had the chapeau gueze logo but waitor garanteed that it was this instead. 37,5cl bottle. Pours cloudy yellow with a white foam. Nose is sour, tart, barnyard, brett. Dry and cellar with a lovely fresh & sour bite. Nice.

37.5 cL bottle at DHVL, 1993. Pours clear and pale yellow with a small white head. Vague aroma of light brett and mild barnyard notes. Acidic and dry flavoured. Solid citric sour bite. Makes me shiver. Lovely lasting citric/sour bite into the far finish.

Bottle, 5.5%. Good citric aroma, lemony with a little clean mold. Clear dark golden colour. Nice stable white head. The flavour is obviously citric, very clean. Some lemon and a tiny hint of cellar. Hurts my throat a bit.