3 Fonteinen Doesjel

Ho hum for sure. Poured a amber color with to much carbonation. Aroma was a ton of horseblankets and just barnyard funk. Flavor was much the same but was over spiced. Was just an okay brew.

[bottle] Nice golden copper color, with zero foam. Slightly hazy. Aroma is so damn interesting... kind of fruity, like "Smarties" candy or something, but real funky. Flavors are bracingly acidic at first, with plenty of fruity esters to fill things out. I personally like the fact that this is somewhat still, it helps you focus on the powerful funk within. Very nice.

Slightly hazy golden color. This is a very funky lambic. Lemon, bread, leather, hay, oak, dry, tart fruit. Tasty.

Bottle ’06 vintage: Golden color with a light haze. No real head to speak of. Potent aroma of fruity, sour, and tart. The taste is strong with mouth puckerin’ sour, tart, and fruity vinous notes. Getting a bit of that funky, barnyard thing too. Another fun gueuze.

2006 Bottle - Thanks jake65! - Pours a hazy tan with no head...aroma is barnyard funky, hay, grain, wood...high pucker flavour, lemon, dry fruit, oak pitch...carbonated on the front end and flat on the back...thats some crazy shit!

(Half a bottle) Orange peachy color, flavor is very upfront with sour, sweet and bitter changing scenes. Aroma isn’t all that wonderful.

bottle, 06. Dark orange color with a few white bubbles. Wet hay, horsey aroma with a tart tinge. Light bretty flavors up front, plasticy phenols. Oaky, musty characters. Mellow tartness in the finish, with a lingering horsey component. Mouthfeel is a light medium, rather dry.

gold and peach colors with no head and very fine suspended sediment. the usual sour, basement, bretty aroma with touches of peaches and apricot. flavors of apples, peaches, apricots, oak, olive, plastic. sour, watery, and light bodied. not incredibly sour which is a plus. dry and bitter finish. minimal carbonation.