Cantillon Gueuze Vélomoteur - Revision history

Matthew: /* Bottle Log */

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Bottle Log

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Matthew: /* History / Other Notes */

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History / Other Notes

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	Because it is difficult for a lambic blender to make such a small blend, this was actually a split batch, with part of the blend used for Geuze Vélomoteur and the remainder sold as draft gueuze in 2005.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>		Because it is difficult for a lambic blender to make such a small blend, this was actually a split batch, with part of the blend used for Geuze Vélomoteur and the remainder sold as draft gueuze in 2005.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>

	Part of what makes this blend unique is that these bottles were cellared at Cantillon for five years after bottling prior to their release in 2010. Bottles were only sold onsite at Akkurat.		Part of what makes this blend unique is that these bottles were cellared at Cantillon for five years after bottling prior to their release in 2010. Bottles were only sold onsite at [[Akkurat]].

	The bottles used were leftovers from the Goldackerl and Reed Gueuzes.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>		The bottles used were leftovers from the Goldackerl and Reed Gueuzes.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>

Matthew: /* Bottle Log */

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Ryan: /* Bottle Log */

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Bottle Log

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Ryan: /* History / Other Notes */ formatting

2015-02-05T05:27:57Z

History / Other Notes: formatting

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	Because it is difficult for a lambic blender to make such a small blend, this was actually a split batch, with part of the blend used for Geuze Vélomoteur and the remainder sold as draft gueuze in 2005.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>		Because it is difficult for a lambic blender to make such a small blend, this was actually a split batch, with part of the blend used for Geuze Vélomoteur and the remainder sold as draft gueuze in 2005.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>

	Part of what makes this blend unique is that these bottles were cellared at Cantillon for 5 years after bottling prior to their release in 2010. Bottles were only sold onsite at Akkurat.		Part of what makes this blend unique is that these bottles were cellared at Cantillon for five years after bottling prior to their release in 2010. Bottles were only sold onsite at Akkurat.

	The ~~empty~~ bottles used were leftovers from the Goldackerl and Reed Gueuzes.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>		The bottles used were leftovers from the Goldackerl and Reed Gueuzes.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>

	==Bottle Log==		==Bottle Log==

Adam: /* History / Other Notes */

2015-02-03T01:48:25Z

History / Other Notes

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	Part of what makes this blend unique is that these bottles were cellared at Cantillon for 5 years after bottling prior to their release in 2010. Bottles were only sold onsite at Akkurat.		Part of what makes this blend unique is that these bottles were cellared at Cantillon for 5 years after bottling prior to their release in 2010. Bottles were only sold onsite at Akkurat.

	The empty bottles used were ~~leftover~~ from the Goldackerl and Reed Gueuzes.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>		The empty bottles used were leftovers from the Goldackerl and Reed Gueuzes.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>

	==Bottle Log==		==Bottle Log==

Adam: /* History / Other Notes */

2015-02-03T01:46:08Z

History / Other Notes

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	Part of what makes this blend unique is that these bottles were cellared at Cantillon for 5 years after bottling prior to their release in 2010. Bottles were only sold onsite at Akkurat.		Part of what makes this blend unique is that these bottles were cellared at Cantillon for 5 years after bottling prior to their release in 2010. Bottles were only sold onsite at Akkurat.

	The empty bottles used were leftover from the ~~Goldacker~~ and Reed Gueuzes.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>		The empty bottles used were leftover from the Goldackerl and Reed Gueuzes.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>

	==Bottle Log==		==Bottle Log==

Adam at 17:38, 1 February 2015

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	Geuze Vélomoteur was a [[Cantillon Classic Gueuze 100% Lambic\|Cantillon Gueuze]] blend bottled in 2005 to celebrate [[Akkurat\|Akkurat's]] 15th anniversary celebration in 2010. Because it's difficult for a lambic blender to make such a small blend, this was actually a split batch, with part of the blend used for Geuze Vélomoteur and the remainder sold as draft gueuze in 2005.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>		Geuze Vélomoteur was a [[Cantillon Classic Gueuze 100% Lambic\|Cantillon Gueuze]] blend bottled in 2005 to celebrate [[Akkurat\|Akkurat's]] 15th anniversary celebration in 2010.

	==History / Other Notes==		==History / Other Notes==
	~~Part~~ of ~~what makes this~~ blend ~~unique is that these bottles were cellared at Cantillon~~ for ~~5 years after bottling, prior to their release~~ in ~~2010~~. ~~Bottles were only sold onsite at [[Akkurat]]~~.		Because it is difficult for a lambic blender to make such a small blend, this was actually a split batch, with part of the blend used for Geuze Vélomoteur and the remainder sold as draft gueuze in 2005.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>

	The bottles used were leftover from the ~~Goldackerl~~ and Reed Gueuzes.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>		Part of what makes this blend unique is that these bottles were cellared at Cantillon for 5 years after bottling prior to their release in 2010. Bottles were only sold onsite at Akkurat.

			The empty bottles used were leftover from the Goldacker and Reed Gueuzes.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>

	==Bottle Log==		==Bottle Log==

Bill at 15:41, 1 February 2015

2015-02-01T15:41:37Z

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	Geuze Vélomoteur was a ~~unique gueuze~~ blend ~~that~~ was ~~created by Cantillon~~ in 2005. ~~The~~ bottles were cellared for 5 years prior to their release at [[Akkurat~~\|Akkurat's~~]] ~~15th anniversary celebration in 2010~~.		Geuze Vélomoteur was a [[Cantillon Classic Gueuze 100% Lambic\|Cantillon Gueuze]] blend bottled in 2005 to celebrate [[Akkurat\|Akkurat's]] 15th anniversary celebration in 2010. Because it's difficult for a lambic blender to make such a small blend, this was actually a split batch, with part of the blend used for Geuze Vélomoteur and the remainder sold as draft gueuze in 2005.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>

			==History / Other Notes==
			Part of what makes this blend unique is that these bottles were cellared at Cantillon for 5 years after bottling, prior to their release in 2010. Bottles were only sold onsite at [[Akkurat]].

			The bottles used were leftover from the Goldackerl and Reed Gueuzes.<ref name=Stene>Stene Isacsson, Communication with Lambic.Info, January 31, 2015</ref>

	==Bottle Log==		==Bottle Log==

Bill at 17:09, 29 September 2014

2014-09-29T17:09:44Z

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	[[Brasserie Cantillon\|← Cantillon]]		[[Brasserie Cantillon#Beers\|← Cantillon]]
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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	Vélomoteur was a ~~special~~ gueuze blend that was created by Cantillon in 2005. The bottles were cellared for 5 years prior to their release at [[Akkurat\|Akkurat's]] 15th anniversary celebration in 2010.		Geuze Vélomoteur was a unique gueuze blend that was created by Cantillon in 2005. The bottles were cellared for 5 years prior to their release at [[Akkurat\|Akkurat's]] 15th anniversary celebration in 2010.

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