Cantillon Lambic Vin Jaune: Difference between revisions

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==La Vie est Belge (experiment 3)==

La Vie est Belge is the third experiment with Vin Jaune barrels by Cantillon. For this experiment two to three year old lambic that had previously been aging in oak barrels at the brewery was again placed in Vin Jaune barrels from Stephane Tissot and left to mature for another four to five months. This 2015 bottling became La Vie est Belge and was debuted at [[Cantillon_Quintessence|Cantillon Quintessence]] in May of 2016 ~~and~~ was ~~also~~ served and raffled at the 2016 Brews for New Avenues event.

La Vie est Belge is the third experiment with Vin Jaune barrels by Cantillon. For this experiment two to three year old lambic that had previously been aging in oak barrels at the brewery was again placed in Vin Jaune barrels from Stephane Tissot and left to mature for another four to five months. This 2015 bottling became La Vie est Belge and was debuted at [[Cantillon_Quintessence|Cantillon Quintessence]] in May of 2016, was served and raffled at the 2016 Brews for New Avenues event, and sold for charity at Monk's Cafe in Philadelphia during the 2016 Zwanze Day festivities.

== Future Batches==

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! Bottle Size

! Label / Notes

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|2013||2013||750mL||Failed experiment, never released

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|05/26/2014||2014||750mL||Lambic Jaune, served at CA fundraiser, experiment 2

|-

|2015||2015||750mL||La Vie Est Belge - No back label, no bottle date

|}

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 ==La Vie est Belge (experiment 3)==
-La Vie est Belge is the third experiment with Vin Jaune barrels by Cantillon.  For this experiment two to three year old lambic that had previously been aging in oak barrels at the brewery was again placed in Vin Jaune barrels from Stephane Tissot and left to mature for another four to five months.  This 2015 bottling became La Vie est Belge and was debuted at [[Cantillon_Quintessence|Cantillon Quintessence]] in May of 2016 and was also served and raffled at the 2016 Brews for New Avenues event.
+La Vie est Belge is the third experiment with Vin Jaune barrels by Cantillon.  For this experiment two to three year old lambic that had previously been aging in oak barrels at the brewery was again placed in Vin Jaune barrels from Stephane Tissot and left to mature for another four to five months.  This 2015 bottling became La Vie est Belge and was debuted at [[Cantillon_Quintessence|Cantillon Quintessence]] in May of 2016, was served and raffled at the 2016 Brews for New Avenues event, and sold for charity at Monk's Cafe in Philadelphia during the 2016 Zwanze Day festivities.
 == Future Batches==
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 ! Bottle Size
 ! Label / Notes
+|-
+|2013||2013||750mL||Failed experiment, never released
 |-
 |05/26/2014||2014||750mL||Lambic Jaune, served at CA fundraiser, experiment 2
+|-
+|2015||2015||750mL||La Vie Est Belge - No back label, no bottle date
 |}
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