Lindemans Gueuze

Brewed by Brouwerij Lindemans
Style: Lambic - Gueuze
St Pieters Leeuw-Vlezenbeek, Belgium

Serve in Flute, Tumbler

Bottle. Aroma of mild tartness, a touch of acidity, sweat, parmesan-ish cheese, apple skins, apple flesh, apple cider, maybe some cherries or other fruits. Flavor a mix between the sour and the sweet, and although that may not make this a "real" gueuze, I don’t think it makes it un-tasty. Pleasant tart bite, even if that bite is more of a gentle gnaw. I like it.

May 1999 bottle from Steve G. A dark golden gueuze with a thin white head. Pleasant lightly sour aroma, horseblanket and madera notes. In mouth, oxidized gueuze, with light lactic notes, saccharin, a bit dead, lacking depth. Old Stock VI evening, March 23 2007.

oro poca schiuma non molto persistente notte leggermente acidule legno in bocca una nota acidula ma poi si rivela piuttosto dolce

A clear orange colored beer, with a thick beige foamed head. The aroma is a little sour, some swet and notes of wood. The taste is sour, with sweets which prevails. Notes of wood and fruits like orange. It has a light sweet and sourish aftertaste. A refreshing beer.

the aroma is very nice.woody,slight smoke,and a little funky taste is mild sweet and slight bitterness,earthy,and just enough sourness. coats the tongue a bit. very good

UPDATED: SEP 20, 2008 Bottled 37.5cl. It pours an amber beer with a nice head. Both nose and taste are of vinegar and metal. The sourness is not overwhelming. Some woody elements and marzipan showing up. Rather sweet. Not my kind of beer.

Pours a light orangish, with a small white head that vanishes soon. Aroma is tart and cidery. Fruity, tart and sweet at the same time. A refreshing, distinctive beer that I’d reach for on a hot day.

375 from a ways back shared with my girlfriend Cyn. Pours orange with a tan head. Nose is light not tart or funky enough. Taste is light and somewhat dry and slightly funky, a lame gueze.