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| 03/26/2016||750ml||Batch 2, Solera method||-
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| 01/26/2018||750ml||Batch 3, screen printed bottle, Solera method. 20th blend of the 2017-2018 season. Batch 3: From the original 12 barrels purchased in 2012, only seven survived after two solera cycles. This batch is a blend of five of these barrels, back blended with a small portion of young 3 Fonteinen lambic. Hence, the average age of these lambics is over 60 months. Because of the sensitivity of the lambic pellicle compared to that of sherries, the solar solera method will be discontinued.||[[File:ZyF3 label.png|frameless|250px]]
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|01/31/2018||750ml||Batch 4, screen printed bottle, Solera method. 21st blend of the 2017-2018 season. Batch 4. From the original first 12 barrels purchased in 2012, only seven survived after two solar solera cycles. This batch is a blend of two of these barrels, blended with lambics from the second run of sherry barrels and back blended with a small portion of young 3 Fonteinen lambic. Hence, the average age of these lambics is still over 45 months. Because of the sensitivity of the lambic pellicle compared to the sherries, the solera method will be discontinued.||[[File:ZyF4 label.png|frameless|250px]]
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|04/11/2018||750ml||Batch 5, screen printed bottle. 49th blend of the 2017-2018 season. Batch 5. Beginning of 2017, we acquired a second set of 21 Oloroso and 7 PX barrels and aged young lambic on them for another year. We lost 4 barrels along the way and we blended 12 barrels for this blend and 12 barrels for batch 6 (blend 50). Average age of over 2.5 years upon release, no backblending. 100% 3 Fonteinen lambic. ||[[File:ZyF5 label.png|frameless|250px]]