unblended lambic

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Message cheap P beers 8825 º places 326 º 08:45 Sat 4/11/2015 Would really like to try this hot topic in the forum: Oceanside Ale Works Daliesque or something like it. Since I’m isolated out in the country, did I miss somebody around here making and selling unblended lambic, like the ones from the old country? Horny, beerman, lith? Probably John has made a few?
Message Beerman6686 P beers 6607 º places 149 º 09:14 Sat 4/11/2015 Dennis, wtf are you talking about?
Message Travlr beers 33863 º places 4576 º 09:54 Sat 4/11/2015 If you can get Cantillon near you, try Iris or Bruocsella Grand Cru for an idea of the style. But the classic unblended lambic is only available on draft in Belgium, and even then, in limited places. Rivertown makes one that might be easier to get: http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/rivertown-lambic/142646/ I don’t think it’s very good, but it has decent ratings.
Message cheap P beers 8825 º places 326 º 09:59 Sat 4/11/2015 http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/oceanside-ale-works-daliesque/242325/2/1/ its discussed in http://www.ratebeer.com/forums/oceanside-ale-works-fishy-ratings_273479.htm I was wondering who local is brewing anything close to unblended lambics.

Message cheap P beers 8825 º places 326 º 10:02 Sat 4/11/2015 Originally posted by Travlr If you can get Cantillon near you, try Iris or Bruocsella Grand Cru for an idea of the style. But the classic unblended lambic is only available on draft in Belgium, and even then, in limited places. Rivertown makes one that might be easier to get: http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/rivertown-lambic/142646/ I don’t think it’s very good, but it has decent ratings. Thanks trav, I haven’t seen this at Vintage yet, but will keep my eyes open. I can get the Cantillon, but was looking for a cheaper local variety.
Message Travlr beers 33863 º places 4576 º 12:21 Sat 4/11/2015 Originally posted by cheap Originally posted by Travlr If you can get Cantillon near you, try Iris or Bruocsella Grand Cru for an idea of the style. But the classic unblended lambic is only available on draft in Belgium, and even then, in limited places. Rivertown makes one that might be easier to get: http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/rivertown-lambic/142646/ I don’t think it’s very good, but it has decent ratings. Thanks trav, I haven’t seen this at Vintage yet, but will keep my eyes open. I can get the Cantillon, but was looking for a cheaper local variety.
Message lithy beers 2996 º places 156 º 06:40 Sun 4/12/2015 Hey Dennis, James brought a bottle of the Rivertowne Lambic to the last tasting and it did not get opened so I still have it. We should definitely try it at the next one. Other than that, the only local brewery that would possibly make something like that right now is Draai Laag, though others could be on the way.
Message cheap P beers 8825 º places 326 º 09:31 Sun 4/12/2015 DUDE!

Message User52877 places 3 º 14:05 Tue 4/14/2015 I have a Hanssens Experimental Raspberry for the tasting, I know its not a unblended but.......
Message HaStuMiteZen99 beers 1111 º places 27 º 15:57 Tue 4/14/2015 There’s no such thing as non-Belgian lambic.
Message Travlr beers 33863 º places 4576 º 16:04 Tue 4/14/2015 Originally posted by GarethYoung There’s no such thing as non-Belgian lambic. thats like daying theres no such thing as a non Belgian Belgian ale.