Bottle at share. Bright golden, small collar of head. Aplles, grapes, smoky. Tons of barrel notes. Light tartness.

0.375 l bottle from 'belgiuminabox.com', bottled in December 2016, cellared for one-and-a-half years. Clear, amber with a medium large, slightly fluffy, slowly diminishing, white head. Sourish, fairly funky, gently fruity aroma of loads of horse blanket, leather, lemon, rhubarb, some oak and a touch of apple. Gently sour, very funky, gently fruity taste of apple, lemon, rhubarb, horse blanket, oak and some leather, followed by a medium long, gently tart, woody-dry and rather funky finish. Medium body, slightly astringent, spritzy and quite effervescent mouthfeel, average to lively carbonation. Lovely Gueuze again from Boon, well-balanced as always, still very complex and demanding.

22 February 2019. Bierproeverij CVO Gent, pre-tasting welcome drink - thanks to Peter! Shared with Anke. Bottled: 20/12/16. Batch #74503. Pours hazy golden-orange with a lasting, small, foamy, off-white head; some lacing. Intense & deep aroma of cellar, barnyard, dust, leather, attic, cobwebs, vinegar, horseblanket, wood, faint vanilla, unripe apricot, old apple. Taste is medium to heavy funky sour, pure leather, dust & cellar, supported by a light woody bitterness that has oak, barnyard & more pronounced vinegar; sweetish unripe fruit notes in the back but hardly noticeable, faintly lactic & grassy too. Very dry, woody finish, more vinegar, leather, cellar & dust, tannins at work, faint grassy hops, and some subtle warming white wine-like alcohol to top it off (or, in combination with the vinegar, something I like to call 'sour Jesus wine'). Medium body, slick-oily texture, fizzy carbonation. Very complex brew, nicely done.

Bottle from the Beer Cave. Appearance - amber with yellow tints. Not much head. Nose - dank woodiness, funky and apple skins. Taste - more apple skins, woody and grapes. Fino sherry salty finish. Palate - long lean and perfectly formed. Overall - excellent lambic.

Bottle shared with Ashton McCobb. Pours light hazy golden with a short-lived thin white head. Aromas of apple skin and funky wood. Taste is blanched almonds, apple, light oak. Sharp sour, salty, apple fruity finish.

light amber color. Lots of barnyard, hay, horseblanket character, apples and hay. Excellent barrel character in the mouth, lemon, horse blanket and citrus notes. Great depth with the citrus notes jumping out. Very nice.

Taster showing deep gold with no head. The nose shows moderately tart acetic notes with lighter hints of white wine and brett. The palate is well carbonated and medium bodied. Moderately tart with a moderately acetic edge and pronounced notes of brett, nuttiness, and lighter notes of oak, port, and sauvignon blanc.