Low carb but plenty of fun flavors. More tart and sour than expected but spun into the tons of sherry notes wrapped in geuze funk.

Hapu, šerri, funky, puuviljane, täidlane, happeline ka, vaati ka. Hea. 4.1

Taster from 0,75l bottle at Lambic O Droom. dark yellow lightly hazy color, small white head. smells sherry forward, oak, grassy, some funk, lovely smell. full body, soft carbonation. tastes of sherry, citric, grassy, bit musty, peppery, spices. finishes dry and lightly sour with notes of sherry, oak and peppery notes. very nice one, very good to drink.

9, 4, 8, 4,17

Nose: super pungent and sulfur. Palate: soft, low carbonation, syrupy lingering mouthfeel

Bottle, 750 ml at Lambikodroom. Hazy orange with minimal white head. Funky, citric, barnyard, barrel. Medium sourness. Puckering.

Sour, soft, smooth. Sherry, wood, some stone fruit. Sweet, some funk, light. Very nice.

Pours darker yellow. Full on oloroso scent. Taste is full, intense oloroso, citrussy, funky. Amazing fusion. Perhaps lacking complexity in comparance to B1 and 2 , but certainly amongst the best of the series.

Yesterday

open beer days

One of a series of new Zenne y Frontera blends, this one a blend of lambic that was aged on Oloroso barrels; I added it here the way it is presented by the brewery, but I guess the admins will have to find out which of the new Zennes need to be aliased into the same variant and which not. I took notes of all the variants I tasted at Lambik-O-Droom yesterday just to be on the safe side... This one produced a mousy, egg-white but quickly opening head (so this bottle at least was not flat like the brewery announces), over a misty deep pale orangey peach blonde robe. Strong and fascinating aroma of old dusty wooden boards, oloroso indeed, dried lemon peel, stale sweat, dried plums, grape skin, old jute bags, dry haystacks. Tart onset but very refreshingly so, minerally carbonation (soft but clearly there so again, this bottle has apparently developed carbon dioxide more than the brewery expected), lots of estery unripe plum and sour grape notes, vinous body; lovely bread-crusty, haystack-like core, strong woody tannins with drying-astringent but very quenching effect, lemony edges and Brett funkiness completing the picture along with a late 'old hop' bitter accent. The oloroso adds dryness, complexity and vinosity, with a very particular aroma that is hard to describe, but remains altogether more of a background feature in comparison with some other Zenne y Frontera editions. Nevertheless another superb 3 F lambic by all standards.