Lindemans Gueuze

Brewed by Brouwerij Lindemans
Style: Lambic - Gueuze
St Pieters Leeuw-Vlezenbeek, Belgium

mmmm-strong aroma, spiced pears, salty white wine like, rum, raisins, cinnamon, suagr, and wild grass fields. clear pure amber with large rim bubbles. sour white wine fruits raisins sweets, sharp, champage, red apples on the tongue. sticky/sour/sharp/sweet palate. an easy one, more enjoyable than I’d imagined it would be.

Bottled(250ml). -Murky orange coloured, no head at all, citric nose. Lot less sour than Boon Oude Gueze so much easy to drink. Malty and lemony in aroma, moderate sweet stum taste and finish.

4% bottle, at the Hopdevil in Zagreb
Poured a nice ice tea like slightly misty dark orange colour, tiny head that went fast. A faint nose... lemony acidity and brett. The taste... as expected, like a lighter version of the Cuvée René, but as good as that. Not all that acidic in my opinion, astringent, bretty funkiness, lemony (maybe some apples) and maybe a touch of maltiness. Not assertive but quite pleasant. I’d have it again. Umm... contains acesulfame k... ok, that’s safe, but why an artificial sweetener ?

Aroma of dry white wine, apples quite sour, light fruits (grapes) and nice and spicy. Appearance is a cloudy brownish color almost looks like apple cider with a minimal off white head. Very nice sour apple taste that quickly diminishes and is quick. No discernible hop characteristics, but this is really good. Palate is nice and light, carbonated, and somewhat sour. Overall, This is pretty good stuff definitely worth the price tag.

This gueze pours a light golden color with a small white head. The aroma is funky and sour with some vinegar aromas. Palate is medium bodied and nice. Flavors are smooth, but not extremely sour. Plenty of oak hints and sweetness.

My 100th rating this month; first time with 100 in a month! Gift from my son Enniskillen! Thanks Chris! Nose of light tartness and a small amount of fruitiness (apple). dark gold with a small whitehead; not as tart as the other gueuzes I had. Mild horseblanket with sweetness and some light apple notes. Enjoyable!

Hazy golden yellow body with a small white head. Fairly sweet fruity aroma. (6+) Very restrained lemon-lime citrus ascidiy with fairly sweet sugary notes at times. Average palate. Drinkable.

Served from bottle to tulip glass, this strange brew was a hazy amber color with a minimal white head. Very carbonated. Yeasty, funky, wet dog aroma, with maybe a little skunk. Flavor was earthy and a little sour. Maybe I had a bad bottle...maybe this isn’t representative of the style...maybe this is how it’s supposed to be. Either way, I won’t be drinking this one again.