Bottle. Frothy white good mostly deminishing head. yellow colour. Moderate malty and hoppy aroma. Slightly sour. Moderate bitter sour flavor. Average moderate bitter finish. Oily palate.

Bottle. Hazy golden with almost no head. This reminded a lot of a lambic, but not as sour. Lemon, fruit, some leather and wood. Refreshing and easy t drink. 11% alcohol, I thought it was like 5%.

Bottle split at gollem Pours hazy blonde no foam Very funky lambic smell Taste is .. Walnuts overkill ! Sugary . Even more extremely walnuts in the aftertaste . To weird , too bad . Fail rerate ( from the , maybe to-high rated 3,1 . 2006 version at kulminator. smell is complex, like a sweet - kind of lambic . taste has honey, banana ( especialy in the back) sourness, lambic, grains, all mixed very, very nice. i’m amazed . this is a 4,2 to me, and its a WHOLE diffrent beer than the 2012 version. medium = 3,6

18th May 2011
Clear amber beer with a lightly sour nose. No real head. Light semi dry palate, low carbonation. Mild sourness. light vinegary fruit. Easy drinking and tasty.

37.5 cl bottle (10,5%) @ Gastropub Tuulensuu as ”Loterbol / 3 Fonteinen Tuverbol”. Rated on 26.07.2010
Aroma is somewhat sour with citron, earthy and floral notes. Flavour is somewhat sour and stinging with floral, earthy notes, some citron and alcohol. Too much alcohol here.

0.375l corked bottle from etregourmet webshop. Interessting. This one pours a clouded bright orange body. Tons and tons of slushy dark sediments in the bottle, and the little white head quickly fades away in to near nothing. The aroma is some what subtle. Light tart-ish and kinda fruity actually with tones of white grapes, wood and a strange, but nice, hint of dry caramel. Interesting enough aroma. It has a really thin and watery texture, almost like drinking water, and a really soft carbonation level. On the border of being flat. Flavors are nice and light sour - not sour, but light sour, with woody and flowerish tones. Don't care to much for the somewhat alcohol-yeasty finish, but the aftertaste is quite refreshing - perhaps a bit watery with hints of sour. What DA huck! Was this 10.5%?? Could never have guessed that. Extreme camouflaged, and a nice mix within two genres. 22.02.2012

2007 Vintage @ home – left-over from RBWG 2012 – thx to Antoine & Nicholas a LOT for this – very soft pop when uncorking – no head on this whatsoever no matter how I try, almost white wine golden/orange – smell is musty & funky lambic/tart lemon – slightly stale – odd this taste more like the mixed this with doesjel than 3 yr old lambic to me, musty grains, fermenting pale malt, tart, bitter mouldy lemon afterwards, slight acidity, fermenting dough, bathroom mould, bitter pepper, odd malty bitterness rules the finish, rotting horseblanket, wood, hint sugar underneath, medium calvados/booze finish, taste like it is going flat like a beer that stood open for far too long, must have used real lambic (flat so), doesn’t seem like the base beer was any good nor like the lambic used was top notch, glad to have tried this but it is nowhere near what I expected from it, kind of a train wreck honestly even if I don’t entirely object to it

37 cl bottle shared by beastiefan2k. The pour is a lightly hazed yellow golden, with a small white head. The aroma is the signature nose of 3 Fonteinen Lambic right off, funky, lemon citrus, grass, some wild yeast and lightly plastic notes around the edges. The taste is leathery, funky, mildly sweet lemon citrus, then a lot of chalky earthiness. As the beer warms, a pleasant wood character emerges in the taste. The palate is light to medium bodied, spritzy carbonation, and a clean funky finish. I mostly sensed the Lambic character in this, which was OK by me. Nice one, thanks for sharing Eugene.

07/05 0.377 l bottle (where did they get that number?!), courtesy of Doggythedog, thanks for sharing! It poured hazy orange body with no head. Sour, vinegar aroma, pretty straightforward, but reveals malty sweetness as well. Fine flavor, mostly dominated by sour citrus notes, but balanced out with sweetish fruity and caramel malt. Not so heavy bodied anyway, while alcohol is still very well hidden. Fine long finish, again mix of sour and sweet. As expected this to be a sour ale, wanted it to be more sour, but this is an interesting combination as well.