Bottla at M-Cafe, Leuven: Pale amber coloured brew with an good tart taste with some fruitiness, drybitter indeed and not so sour due the blending i think.

Bottle with cork 0,37ltr: Hazy yellow colored brew with no foamy head at all. Sour taste with an little bit of sweetness due the strawberries. Very refreshing if you like this beer style.

Hapu, nisune, nats happeline, puuviljane, sidrun. Ok.

Notes from April 2009 Champagne-sized variety. Pours out a dull pink, but settles into my tulip a sherry vinegar-like color. Murky. A good spritz of off-white head dies & lingers around the edges. Smells of strawberries & sweat at first, eventually becoming the imitation sugar-laden cherry syrup that gets oozed over your Carvel sundae. Tail end is acrid wood & burnt sugar. A notion of turned wine at first, it is immediately replaced with a nice, only slightly offensive pucker that is similar to old white grapefruit juice. Lightly caramelized sugar fills in just before an idea of cherry pits, cork, & what seems like apricot. The finish is tart & dry with vinegar & bread crust. Carbonation is mild, but whips up the acid at the end. Feel is slightly, slightly, yeasty. Overall, not too memorable, if only that I rarely make work of a 750 of anything but cheap champagne. Drinkability suffers because of price & the unmemorable qualities my limited short-term memory retains.

Bottle, edition TdG 2024. Color: Clear dark red, no head. Aroma: Tart cherries. Taste: Tart dark cherries. Subtle rural funk. Cherry kernels, tannins. Over moderate tart. Hints of apple vinegar. No carbonation. Ok.