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This traditionally acidic gueuze is distinguished by its mixture of aged and new lambic. |

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This little marvel of bitter flavour will win you over by its subtlety of taste in which lambic never means sourness. |
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The marriage of genuine lambic always has surprising results, particularly as a spontaneously fermented young lambic is added to the old lambic in the proportion of one to three.
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A sweet beer with a base of lambic enhanced with water and candy sugar, to make it just light enough. |
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Its flavour is slightly tart and fairly rounded with a hint of lemon peel, slightly sweet but excellent as a thirst quencher. |
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With its tart aroma, this Kriek of long - standing tradition elegantly reminds the drinker that the cherry is the distinctive element in this gueuze.
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Its flavour is all cherry, as is already apparent from its very powerful nose.
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Following the example of hot Scandinavian country wines, Belgium, the beer paradise, has got itself a glükriek, with a spicy taste of cinnamon enhanced by a sweet and fruity cherry flavour. |
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Faithfully reflects the colour and flavour of ripe raspberries, with no trace of the acidity of lambic.
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A powerful fruit aroma immediately followed by the flavour of the peach.
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Its aroma evokes the
perfumes of a lovely summer’s day. Its strawberry flavour confirms the
nose’s impression, without being over-sweet. |
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