Bottle at Chris_o Shindig. You see, this is good and I much prefer something to this to the Cantillon Blabaer that I had before. This has more balanced sourness and good funk. Excellent fruit. Really gorgeous funk and sourness.

Bottle 75 cl @ De Heeren van Liedekercke, Denderleeuw, Belgium.Hazy orange color with a large frothy excellent lacing fully lasting off-white head. Aroma is tart, grapefruit, lemon. Flavor is moderate sweet and heavy acidic with a long duration, rather sharp. (Dry finish). Body is medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. Wow... ;o)) 8-5-9-3-19 Bottle 750ml.Unclear medium orange colour with a large to huge, frothy, fair lacing, fully diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate to heavy leather, barnyard, horse blanket, wood, grapefruit - lemon. Flavour is moderate sweet and light to moderate bitter with a long duration, barnyard, complex, dry dry, peppery notes. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft to flat. Again wow so complex and easy to drink ... just love it ... ;O)) [20120127] 9-4-9-4-20

Bottle at Heeren van Liedekercke - thanks to Mike (mds) for sharing!
Hazy, orange body. Mostly lasting, off-white, creamy head. Good lace. What a beauty! Nose of sweat, apples, horse blanket, flowers, ... Heavily acidic, lightly bitter initial flavour. Long-lasting heavily sour, lightly bitter finish. Very fruity flavour. Lightly to medium bodied, fizzy carbonation. Very well balanced and not too hard. A real heaven’s gift.

Enormous pink to yellow head, dense and leaving lace over orange to copper beer, end of bottle fully hazy. Woody and vinous lactic acid nose, "mals", sherry aroma with nearly Manzanilla character, faint horseblanket, some citrus zeste. Very dry taste, again some sherry and lots of wood, fruity (dried apricots on sherry? and lemon), some restrained lactic acid and some fresh bread. Little nutty finish. Dry MF but with restrained dry-out effect. Bitterish-leathery aftertaste. A truly superb gueuze, with, as proven on a recent tasting, indeed ideal for food-pairing. This is a top-blend, big hooray for J&J and for Armand, of course.