De Cam Kriek Lambik

Brewed by Geuzestekerij De Cam
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Gooik, Belgium

Serve in Flute, Tumbler

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(Bottled, 0.375l) Opaque, light red wine color with practically no head. Very berryish aroma of slightly sour cherries and hints of anchovies. Very distinctive, very natural, unsweetened cherry flavor - so far the most natural in any kriek I’ve had! Medium-bodied, medium-tart palate with very low carbonation. A truly beautiful, easily drinkable and enjoyable kriek!

Again with deftim13 busting out the goodness. Rich ruby and blood pour. No head at all but bubbles along the side of the glass. Tart sharp dark cherry/raspberry/rhubarb pie. Taste clean and sharp. Cinnamon and cherries. Nice pucker finish.

75 cl bottle as pictured, "exclusiev" bottled 2009. from beerplanet. clear dark red, no head. aroma is tart, slightly fruity, marcipan, cherries, pretty sour, well rounded, very nice. flavor is tart, sour, some horseblanket and funk, the fruits not that clear, surness is cool enough, but the horseblanket part is a bit too much.

I love this beer. It should be, imho, the overall number one... it is mine, at least :-) pour in a wine glass, enjoy its richness. A perfect beer

375 ml bottle @ Delirium Cafe, Brussels.
Rated on 20100720.
Pours clear deep ruby red color with medium pink head. Aroma of sour cherries, mild berries and herbal notes. Flavor of cherries, raspberries and fruits.

Very soft and creamy kriek lambic, almond-y stones, juicy sweet flesh, dusty and dirty yeast. Just aa touch of brine. Dry finish with a slightly juicy.

750mL c&c thanks to ygtbsm94. Pours a brilliant, clear, deep rose with a diminishing pink head. Nose is sharp cherry pie, doughy French pastry, cherry turnover. Taste is salty, quite quenching, with a powerful lactic palate. Very refreshing. Bright and yummy. Rather subtle for style.

Thanks Brad! Beautiful purple red pour with no head to speak of. Amazingly vibrant cherry flesh and farmy funk with vibrant acidity in the nose. Cinnamon and cherry pit with balanced acidity and juicy funk. Medium body with no carbonation, leaving a super dry and smacking finish. So good.

Bottle shared by ygtbsm94. Pours hazy ruby with no head. Aroma is cherry and oak, light phenols, pie crust malt. Flavor is light malt, heavy cherry, biscuit malt and a dry finish. Light body, warmth and carbonation.

2009 bottle. Pours cloudy ruby with a thin trace of fizzy pink head. Aroma is sour fruit and cherries with a hint of vanilla and light wood notes. Flavor matches the nose with a sweet finish. Light body, low carbonation, and low warmth.

UPDATED: MAR 25, 2012 Smells like fresh cherry pie. Delicious. Too bad it’s completely flat. Pours out like red wine. Palate is nice, medium bodied, but flat. Overall, slightly below LP Kriek, but a solid beer.