Bottle from Delhaize ('past' its due date so at 50% off...). Bottled: 11/2018. Clear dark orange, small, frothy, white head. Aroma of plum, rhubarb, old orange, green apple, horseblanket, leather, unripe apricot. Taste has sour rhubarb, green apple & plum, some sweetish apricot, funky wet straw & hay; lemon acid touches mixing well with tart fruit and lactic tones. Earthy finish with rhubarb & acidic apple, old grassy hops, touch of vinegar. Medium body, slick-oily texture, fizzy carbonation. Crisp, refreshing, complex, a real treat.

Lci

Mocno cytrusowozestowe, troche moze agrestowe, no sporo owocow, srednia kwasnosc, niska dzikosc, nieco ziemistych nutek, moze i jest skora ale nie spocona :) disc pelny o dziwo jak na vata. Bardzo cacy

Bottle. Color: Very slightly hazy orangish golden, stable white head. Aroma: Tart, vinuous, fruity, berries, funk. Taste: Dry, over moderate tart , vinuous, fruity lemon, berries and some grapes. Funk notes. Light sweetness and bitterness. Old hop. Some white wine vinegar. Notes of minerals, tannins and wood. Quite smooth mouthfeel. Medium body, below average carbonation. Long lasting quite complex finish. Another nice monoblend. Farewell foeder 108... :)
Earlier Rating: 12/31/2018 Total Score: 4
Bottle. Color: Orangish golden, stable white head. Aroma: Tart, vinuous, fruity, funk. Taste: Dry, tart gueuze sourness. Funk notes. A bit more acidic than most other beers from the VAT series, but still smooth. Hints of wood. Nice refreshing one.

Bottled, from Systembolaget. Clear deep golden, mid sized head. Funky nose with cobwebs, barnyard and old hay. Tart with medium body and well rounded, spritzy mouthfeel. Mildly citric with lots of funky barnyard. Balanced and very complex.

Sampled after a vertical tasting of some Boon VAT including the regular VAT 108. Almost clear golden under a nice, medium sized white head. Relatively lively carbonation. Aroma is distinct funky with citric fruit, apples and nice acidity. Tart and really refreshing. Interesting to see how much different just 10% fresh lambic does the reminding 90% old lambic. It’s definitively smoother, actually I almost find it too soft and smooth compared with the lovely regular VAT 108 version.
Earlier Rating: 12/30/2020 Total Score: 4.2
Vertical tasting of VAT 91, VAT 92, VAT 108 and VAT 110. VAT 91 – slightly unclear golden body under a small white head. Nice funky aroma with citric fruit, apple cider and ripe apple with cellar notes. Many elements from a classic Geuze but has the more distinct sweet and sour taste from a unblended Lambic. VAT 92 – Same appearance as VAT 91 and much of the same flavors, a bit more on the fresh apple than ripe, some more citric fruit and hint of bitter citric zest. At the same time the overall impressive is slightly milder and more balanced than 91. Still, I prefer the 91 that I find with slightly more distinct flavors. VAT 108 – Sama appearance as VAT 91 but more lively carbonation and foamier. Aroma as more distinct cellar notes, taste is more acidic and all in all this taste closer to a regular Geuze than the others. Fresher expression, more complexity and smoother with more balance. Very nice and tasty. VAT 110 – Slightly darker golden body than the rest. Less fruity and more wood flavor than the others. The wood feels almost a bit harsh in aftertaste, assume it’s actually notes from the Cognac that might emphasize the taste of wood. Nice enough, but compared with the others this is the less preferred version.

Cream-tinted, dense head; pale copper beer with fine pearling. Horseblanket, Brett& other wild yeasts. A bit of mild resin, saddlesoap. Very mild horseblanket & funky, dry leaves, fresh shoots and farmyard odours, all in perfect balance and complexity. Light, titillating MF, light acidburn. Mild, malse gueuze, top quality. Txs to Stef