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Thanks to a generous donation from Raf at Bokke, we will be able to do a separate drawing outside of the normal prizes listed above. At the end of the full draw, all names will go back into the pot and a random draw will be made for a magnum of Pjassel Moezel. | Thanks to a generous donation from Raf at Bokke, we will be able to do a separate drawing outside of the normal prizes listed above. At the end of the full draw, all names will go back into the pot and a random draw will be made for a magnum of Pjassel Moezel. | ||
==Bonus Draw #2== | |||
Thanks to a generous donation from Sam at Bokfont, we will be able to do a separate drawing outside of the normal prizes listed above. At the end of the full draw, all names will go back into the pot and a random draw will be made for a 3 bottle pack of 75cl bottles from the April sale (Moonwalk-Raspoetin-Moondance). | Thanks to a generous donation from Sam at Bokfont, we will be able to do a separate drawing outside of the normal prizes listed above. At the end of the full draw, all names will go back into the pot and a random draw will be made for a 3 bottle pack of 75cl bottles from the April sale (Moonwalk-Raspoetin-Moondance). | ||
* Lavendulam (biek) 2019: is a blend of 1 & 2 year old lambic. While working in the garden I came across a lavender sprig and the idea arose to make a lambic beer with it. After the great reactions to wild ale in February, we made a new bottling this summer. 2019 was an experimental bottling. When we tasted it this summer before starting the next bottling, I was amazed at how beautifully the lavender had woven into the beer. The Proence in a glass. | * Lavendulam (biek) 2019: is a blend of 1 & 2 year old lambic. While working in the garden I came across a lavender sprig and the idea arose to make a lambic beer with it. After the great reactions to wild ale in February, we made a new bottling this summer. 2019 was an experimental bottling. When we tasted it this summer before starting the next bottling, I was amazed at how beautifully the lavender had woven into the beer. The Proence in a glass. | ||
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