750 ml bottle, 2010 vintage. Many thanks to Werckmeister for organising this! Dark Amber, slightly hazy body, with a big, frothy, yellowish head. Aroma of horse blanket, blue cheese, basement, earth, green apple skin, wood, citrus. Tastes pretty similar. Medium, slick mouthfeel, with an average carbonation. Finishes dry, musty, wooden, with green apple skin, blue cheese, horse blanket. Very tasty. Still really fresh to drink and very well balanced, with a great mix of musty, funky notes and crisp fruits. Not my favourite one from the set, but a great, elegant Geuze. Score: 8 / 4 / 8 / 4 / 17

Bottle shared by Jack, thanks! Pours a near clear deep amber with a thin head that dissipates completely. Aroma has menthol and tart fruits with a bit of oak and funk underlying. Flavor has a nice funky menthol and tart light fruits with a bit of straw backing.

(750ml bottle shared @ Akkurat, extra thanks to Otso!) Pours lightly hazy amber with a tight off-white head and a little lace. Aroma is fairly deep and malty for a 3F geuze with a slight breadiness, deep wood, soft apple and citrus fruit, hint of acetic tartness maybe, lots of dried herb hop quality, pepper, moderate barnyard funk. Flavour is very rounded and balanced, there's a lightly sweet and bready malt core, some tart baking apple and citrus, deep herbal, slightly spicy/peppery notes, funk is cheesy and a bit barnyardy, light acidity, nice drying wood, maybe slightly oxidized but still in good shape, with a balanced finish. Medium-full mouthfeel with soft filling carb. This is a geuze that has all the edges rounded off with age, supremely balanced. Not as bright, citrusy/grassy/floral as I remember Lente and Zomer being. Very drinkable however.

0,75l from bottle at Akkurat. Amber hazy color, small white head. Smells wood, Funk, peppery, spices, bit genaherbal. Very nice smell. Medium body, soft carbonation, slick mouthfeel. Tastes of funk, bit cheesy, hints of oxidation, wood, earthy, bit marzipan, spices. Finishes lightly dry and very lightly sour with notes of of cheese, spices and earthy notes. Very very nice one, so smooth 9, 4, 9, 5, 19 rerate: 0,75l bottle at home. redish / amber clear color, small white head. smells cheesy, funky, grassy, hay, earthy. very nice smell. very mellow. full body, pearly carbonation. tastes citric, grassy, earthy, spices, peppery, bit herbal, lightly flowery, hay, some wood. finishes lightly dry and lightly sour with notes of cheesy, hay and earthy notes. very very nice one, super good to drink, still strong carbonation 8, 4, 9, 4, 18

Duzo owocow jasnych, siana, troche sera, ma cialo o dziwo, kwasnosc pod kontrola, bardzo pijalne, wywazone, eleganckie. Dlugie posmaki. 4.4

Bottle at Akkurat with Nelson, 11/29/16.
Very mild gusher, with a wonderful brassy-golden body, sparklingly-clear and with even a strong head for a while. Looks perfect.
The nose smells of Autumn leaves, dusty cabins, wooded vales and foxholes. No, it doesn’t smell like any of that, but it is less bright and citrusy than the Summer and Spring. Definitely smells musty, with lots of wool blanket, light brett and chestnuts roasting (kidding again). No alcohol and moderate brett tones with a delightfully sniffable, strong, well-aged nose.
In the mouth, it’s perfectly attenuated, very dry, very crisp and with lip-smacking brett and light lactic acids on the finish. Lots of musty, dusty, cellar quality and even notes of bready malts and hints of slightly caramelized sugar. Very elegant, though all of them are and different in its own right. I could certainly see this one being the Autumn in a blind tasting (would love to do that).

Bottle from Etre Gourmet, bought in 2011. Hazy dark golden with a white head. This was a pleasant one, not extremely sour and tart but balanced and really drinkable. Apples, some citrus, hay, wood and grapes. The finish was quite dry.

2016-11-01, corked and caged, 9-4-9-5-18=45
Cloudy light amber color, dull hue, darker than others of the series, with compact creamy head. The Brett aroma is very strong, cellar smell. Very mineral beer, salty, very strong Brett flavor, cellar; smooth mouthfeel; some lemony touch in the final, and strong final astringency.
Compared to the others, side to side, it has higher acidity, and more straight forward Gueuze character.

2012-12-12, 10-5-8-4-18=45
Hazy amber color, sub carbonated, small head. Pervasive cellar aroma, Bretts, sour, bitter oranges, hazelnuts, sweat, some animal character. The mouthfeel is quite smooth and round for a Gueuze, yet clearly dry, with lemon juice, bitter oranges, astringent, wood. Rather long final.
Shouting beer

Bottle, six years after bottling. Pours cloudy golden, with an enormous creamy head. Aroma is tart fruity notes of red currants and sour cherries, red wine grapes, tannins and wooden barrels, as well as fruity brett and funky farmhouse. Medium body, with fizzy carbonation. Flavour is acidic, with hay, citrus peel, sherbet and currants, fruity bretty notes and wooden barrels, as well as grapes and funky farmhouse notes. Lingering fruity bretty notes in the finish.