Draft at Grote Dorst. It pours pretty clear muted golden with a bubbly white cap. The aroma is toasty grains, damp, musty, kitty litter, play dough, bready, here is some fruit, gooseberry and white currant. The taste is firmly dry, quite bracing acidity, enamel rip, puckering, gooseberry, sour white grape, sea buckthorn, tannin, musty, damp oak, deep funk and some chalky minerality. Medium body, flat and slick. Quite sharp up against the others we had in the lineup. A prickly unblended fella.

Draft at Grote Dorst. It pours like cloudy apple juice with a bubbly white head. The aroma is musty, dirty, damp basement, hay, cereal, touch of nuttiness, some soft sweetish baked goods, bread pudding and sweaty vibes. The taste is firmly dry, bright acidity, damp basement, deep funk, tannin, barnyard, lemony zing, lime peel, gooseberry, white grape, oily, white wine vinegar, sweaty, minerality and a touch of chalkiness. Finish is bone dry. Medium body and flat. Quite slick mouth feel. Like the bright citrussy twang to these with deep funk. I like it quite a bit.

Keg at Beer Capital Brussels. It pours clear deep red with a decent fluffy white head. The aroma is sweet, juicy, tangy, loads of red fruits, jammy, cola.cubes, cherry cola, brown sugars and candy. The taste is smooth, juicy, crunchy cherry, cherry cola, jammy, blackcurrant, bramble, cherry drops, boozey warmth, tangy, light astringency and some rawness with a drying finish. Medium body and moderate, fluffy. Better than the blonde I suppose, but nowhere the regular.

Keg at Beer Capital Brussels. It pours clear blonde with a thick, fluffy white head. The aroma is soft, bready, damp grain, quite sweet, sugary, rich tea biscuit, herbal and peasy. The taste is crisp, firmly dry, snappy, quite sweet, white sugary, rich tea biscuit, boozey, raw alcohol and some green veg/peas with a drying finish. Medium body and high, fluffy carbonation. Pretty rough around the edges. A fair step down from the classic.

Bag in box at Delirium, Brussel. It pours clear golden with a bubbly white head. The aroma is musty,.funky, dirty, barnyard filth, red fruits, rhubarb, vinous, damp hay and salt & vinegar crisps. The taste is firmly dry, puckering, zingy, lactic twang, granny smith apple, rhubarb, tannin, sherbet, fizzy cola bottles, florals, fragrant, lemon - lime, sherbet and some enamel rip. Finish is fairly soft actually and mellow with some damp funk. Medium body and soft carbonation. Rounded and moreish. Works quite well.

37.5cl from Cafe Rose Red. It pours clear orange with limited head. The aroma is bright, zingy, tangy, misty, orange peel, blood orange, marmalade sandwiches, orange wine, leather, sherbet and sour candy. The taste is crispy, dry, snappy, bright and bracing acidity, tart, tangy, vinous, orange sherbet, candied citrus peel, blood orange, apricot, musty, funk, damp oak, orange wine and some barnyard with a tangy, acidic orange finish. Medium body and fine, prickly carbonation. Novel, but the citrus brings big acidity. You can feel the depe funk from the old lambic also. Interesting, but challenging.