Lindemans Gueuze

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

Couleur ambrée foncée aux reflets orangés, faible mousse blanche pleinement diminuante. Arômes fruités de pommes vertes, de chair de pamplemousses blanc et quelque peu tartrique. Faiblement acide et tartrique en bouche, trop sucrée pour une gueuze traditionnelle mais tout de même rafraîchissante. Brattleboro, 22 Mai 2005.

bottle. copper-orange body, tiny white head. tart apple aroma. flavour starts out rather sweet and it leaves a sugary taste on my lips. A refreshing beer but a little too sweet for my tastes. $5.61 at Cloverleaf.

Pours a coppery color with little head that fades quickly. Smells is fruity with bits of peach and apple. Medium carbonated. A bit tart in the finish with some weird aftertaste happening here. Might just be cork I’m tasting. My first Lambic-Gueuze. Not to shabby.

Clear and light copper in colour with a low-medium amount of carbonation. I thas a slightly corked aroma, with notes of yeast, barnyard, and oxidized apple core. The flavor is mildly sour with citrus fruit and yeast elements, along with a soft fruit (almost peach like) taste on the finish. It’s an ok lambic, but it lacks any real sour punch, lasting flavor concentration, or much complexity.

(bottled as Souvenirs du terroir Gueuze) Amber colour with a small diminishing white head. Fruity aroma of cherries and apples, also some malty, breadish elements. Medium sour and dry Flavour. Fruity taste with a well-blended sourness. Very tasty Gueuze with a gentle lasting finish.

Clear orange-yellow color with fluffy very light colored head. Fruity aroma’s with a musty edge, some peache, citrus and rubarbe-jam. Taste is artificial sweet and has this touch of overdated dried apricots. Also hints of Van Melle Fruitcandies Pineapple-flavour and some grassy greeness. In the afthertaste there is a bitterness of Canderel = Sugarfree sugar. Is this Gueuze?

This was my first Gueue Lambic. The taste reminds me of wine cooler. At first sip it give a tart flavor with lemon and honey. Looking forward to future Lamic

Pours a slightly hazy orange/amber with a small, bubbly white head. Aroma of sweet fruit and yeast. Flavor is sweet and sour: citric tang over malty sweetness with a touch of honied orange peel and a splash of cranberry at the end. Very different and very enjoyable. I certainly prefer this to the sweet and sour attack of their framboise.