Don Quijote
Brasserie Cantillon in Brussels, Brussels Capital Region, Belgium 🇧🇪
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Score
8.19
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Cantillon Don Quijote is a grape lambic from 2008 made with Italian table grapes. This beer was produced for Franco Fratoni (Livingstone Club, Florence, Italy) and Umberto Santi (Goblin Pub, Pavullo Nel Frignano, Italy). It is listed as 5% ABV.
The grapes used in Don Quijote are called Uva Fragola – literally “strawberry-grape” – and were given the name due to their strong strawberry-like aromatic characteristics. A North American import to Europe and known in English as Isabelle grapes, Uva Fragola falls under the Vitis labrusca species of grape rather than the traditional wine grape family of Vitis vinifera, and Italian and European law forbids the official marketing or sale of wine using it
The grapes used in Don Quijote are called Uva Fragola – literally “strawberry-grape” – and were given the name due to their strong strawberry-like aromatic characteristics. A North American import to Europe and known in English as Isabelle grapes, Uva Fragola falls under the Vitis labrusca species of grape rather than the traditional wine grape family of Vitis vinifera, and Italian and European law forbids the official marketing or sale of wine using it
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