Traversing Thoughts
Traversing Thoughts – Barrel-aged wild bitter ale with Spalt Select and Strisselspalt. Traversing Thoughts is a collab with our friends from Kent Falls. We made a barrel-aged brett IPA with lots of wild yeast flavours and surprisingly little sourness for a beer that was aged for 21 months. Our wild house culture went nuts on […]
Pine Trees And Cemeteries
Pine Trees and Cemeteries – Barrel-aged wild ale with coniferous trees and honey. Pine trees often grow on cemeteries, planted there because they are a symbol of eternal life. Pine cones represent reincarnation and new life. When Burial Beer Co visited us together with Frontaal we took inspiration from their name and decided to brew […]
Doorn
Doorn is a barrel-aged wild dark beer with 160 g/L local black berries. A vinious, sour and rich beer filled with aromas of coconut, vanilla and dark fruit. Aged for 30 months on oak barrels. Doorn is an extremely limited single barrel release. Side story: Proliferation is a process we tend to dislike, because it […]
Heimwee
Barrel-aged wild ale with Opal plums and herbs. Collaboration with Brauerei Kemker Kultuur (DE). Heimwee is an homage to pre-industrial times when beers were herbal and wild, brewed with ingredients that were foraged near the breweries. It is also an homage to our friend Jan Kemker of Brauerei Kemker Kultuur from Germany. Our shared passion […]
Bedaard
Bedaard is our collab with Poesiat & Kater. Two years ago we came up with the idea to make a wild, sour stout. Normally stouts are very sweet and heavy in alcohol, but we liked doing the opposite: lots of flavor, light alcohol percentage and complex. To give the beer a winter twist, we add […]
Aurum
Aurum – Barrel-aged wild blonde ale with flowers and herbs. Aurum is the liquid gold that originated in our kettle when our friends of Separatist Beer Project visited us last year. Like restless alchemists we fused the elements of their brewery with ours, looking for the highest achievement, the zenith. Separatist brought goldenrod and tulsi […]