Timmermans Tradition Kriek Lambic

Brewed by Timmermans (John Martin)
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Itterbeek, Belgium

Serve in Flute, Stem glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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25 cl flaske . Klar,rød farge med hvit skumrand. Smaker gjær,kirsebær,marsipan,malt. God men altfor søt. Litt som å drikke fun light . Skuffet over at de har tilsatt e-stoffer og farge.

This poured a pinkish hued yellow color with a white head. Aroma was lots of cherries, mainly tart not sweet and light funk and yeast. Flavor was mainly tart from the cherries and not from the yeast, more acidic than bretty. Light malt is there too. Decent.

Tydlig körsbärssmak med lite syrlig eftersmak. Klen efterbeska. Känns en aning konstgjord.

Bottle at House of Beers, Rethymnon. Pours murky red with a small creamy pink head. Aroma of fruity cherry, sweet raspberry candy. Taste is moderate/heavy sweet cherry, high carbonated and sticky mouthfeel. Nice beer on a hot summer day.

11.2 oz bottle. Pours dark red with a fizzy white head. The cherries are dominant. Medium to high carbonation. This is very refreshing. Sweet with a sour finish.

250ml bottle. Red body with a large pink (?) head. It feels a bit odd to call this a beer, but when considered as an alternative aperitif, it’s quite ok. Wouldn’t drink 2 in a row though.

Bottle @ home.... It pours light murky deep red...The aroma is loaded marzipan and cherry.... The flavor is sweet, cherries, citric, marzipan and light sour..... nice refreshing....

Pours red rose whine like with low white pink head Aromas cherries of course. But not real cherries, more to the candy or bubblegum cherry style. Palate is wee bit too watery, low bodied, low to medium bitter and loverly carbonation. Itsa lot of cherries and also yeasts but basicly not much more.

Bottle, november 14th 2012. Dark red body, small pink head. Aroma of marzipan, cherries and lemon is quite pleasant, the dominating marzipan taste however is not. In addition the taste contains cherries, wood and lemon. Way too sweet, I could be fooled into thinking this was some fancy cocktail and not a beer, with the sugary sour and sweet finish sticking to the teeth.

Bottle 25 cl. Pours dark red in color with foamy fast disappearing head. Marzipan, sweet cherries and light wooden notes in aroma. Sour cherries with that wheaty chewy sweetness coming forward in taste. Felt a bit flat, more like a cherryjuice. Sweet cherries in finish.