Cantillon Vin de Paille - Revision history

Gaël: /* Bottle Log */

2025-11-11T13:08:56Z

Bottle Log

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	\| 12/23/2023\|\| 2023 \|\| 750 mL \|\| Du Lambic dans les vignes		\| 12/23/2023\|\| 2023 \|\| 750 mL \|\| Du Lambic dans les vignes
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	\| 01/19/2024\|\| 2024 \|\| 750 mL \|\| Du Lambic dans les vignes & classic yellow label		\| 01/19/2024\|\| 2024 \|\| 750 mL \|\| Du Lambic dans les vignes & classic yellow label. Bottled still.
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			\| x/x/2025\|\| 2025 \|\| 750 mL \|\| Du Lambic dans les vignes & classic yellow label. Bottled with only a mild carbonation, after trying still in 2024 Jean Van Roy thought it would beneficiate from a slight refermentation, though less than early batches.
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Gaël at 13:29, 24 August 2025

2025-08-24T13:29:53Z

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	== History / Other Notes ==		== History / Other Notes ==
	~~Made in collaboration with Fumey Chatelain.~~

	https://fumeychatelain.fr/		Made in collaboration with domaine Fumey Chatelain from Montigny-les-Arsures (https://fumeychatelain.fr/)

	Also bottled simply as "Paille".		Also bottled simply as "Paille".

Matthew: /* Bottle Log */

2025-06-25T19:05:30Z

Bottle Log

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Matthew: /* History / Other Notes */

2025-02-28T18:46:49Z

History / Other Notes

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	Also bottled simply as "Paille".		Also bottled simply as "Paille".

	Vin Santo from Italy also enters in the "straw wine" category, but in the case of their beer of the same name, Cantillon doesn't use the barrel. Instead, they infuse lambic directly on the dried ~~grapes pommace~~, giving a different overall profile and intensity.		Vin Santo from Italy also enters in the "straw wine" category, but in the case of their beer of the same name, Cantillon doesn't use the barrel. Instead, they infuse lambic directly on the dried grape pomace, giving a different overall profile and intensity.

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

Matthew: /* Description */

2025-02-28T16:09:27Z

Description

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	Lambic aged in Vin de Paille barrels. Vin de paille (or "straw wine" in french) is a sweet wine made from ~~grape~~ that have been dried for an extended period of time (originally on a bed of straw, hence the name, but now mostly on racks). In the Jura region of France where the barrel used for this beer comes from, Vin de Paille can have a wide range of profiles, as from the five official local grapes (Savagnin and Chardonnay for whites, Trousseau, Poulsard and Pinot Noir for red varietals), only Pinot Noir can't be used in the blend. It means that it can be made from only one grape, red or white, or a blend of several grapes, which either way will influence the overall flavour profile - here it is Chardonnay and Savagnin, which are both white. With a pronounced sweetness, it is often balanced by some acidity to improve the drinking experience. Also particular to the region, Jura Vin de paille can also display typical notes of ~~oxydation you~~ usually ~~find~~ in Vin jaune, though it's not mandatory and is usually less upfront~~, but in~~ that particular case, nutty notes are definitely present in the final beer.		Lambic aged in Vin de Paille barrels. Vin de paille (or "straw wine" in french) is a sweet wine made from grapes that have been dried for an extended period of time (originally on a bed of straw, hence the name, but now mostly on racks). In the Jura region of France where the barrel used for this beer comes from, Vin de Paille can have a wide range of profiles, as from the five official local grapes (Savagnin and Chardonnay for whites, Trousseau, Poulsard and Pinot Noir for red varietals), only Pinot Noir can't be used in the blend. It means that it can be made from only one grape, red or white, or a blend of several grapes, which either way will influence the overall flavour profile - here it is Chardonnay and Savagnin, which are both white. With a pronounced sweetness, it is often balanced by some acidity to improve the drinking experience. Also particular to the region, Jura Vin de paille can also display typical notes of oxidation usually found in Vin jaune, though it's not mandatory and is usually less upfront. In that particular case, nutty notes are definitely present in the final beer.

	== History / Other Notes ==		== History / Other Notes ==

Matthew: /* History / Other Notes */

2025-02-28T16:07:15Z

History / Other Notes

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	Also bottled simply as "Paille".		Also bottled simply as "Paille".

	Vin Santo from Italy also enters in the "straw wine" category, but in the case of their beer of the same name, Cantillon doesn't ~~uses~~ the barrel. Instead, they infuse lambic directly on the dried grapes pommace, giving a different overall profile and intensity.		Vin Santo from Italy also enters in the "straw wine" category, but in the case of their beer of the same name, Cantillon doesn't use the barrel. Instead, they infuse lambic directly on the dried grapes pommace, giving a different overall profile and intensity.

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

Matthew: /* History / Other Notes */

2025-02-28T16:07:03Z

History / Other Notes

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	Also bottled simply as "Paille".		Also bottled simply as "Paille".

	> Vin Santo from Italy also enters in the "straw wine" category, but in the case of their beer of the same name, Cantillon doesn't uses the barrel, ~~but instead~~ they infuse lambic on the dried grapes pommace ~~directly~~, giving a different overall profile and intensity.		Vin Santo from Italy also enters in the "straw wine" category, but in the case of their beer of the same name, Cantillon doesn't uses the barrel. Instead, they infuse lambic directly on the dried grapes pommace, giving a different overall profile and intensity.

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

Matthew: /* Bottle Log */

2025-02-28T16:05:37Z

Bottle Log

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	! Label / Notes		! Label / Notes
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	\| 05/19/2020\|\| 2020 \|\| 750 mL \|\|~~Generic blue or purple grape label~~		\| 05/19/2020\|\| 2020 \|\| 750 mL \|\|Du Lambic dans les vignes
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	\| 12/23/2022\|\| 2022 \|\| 750 mL\|\|~~Generic blue or purple grape label~~		\| 12/23/2022\|\| 2022 \|\| 750 mL\|\| Du Lambic dans les vignes
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	\| 12/23/2023\|\| 2023 \|\| 750 mL \|\|~~Generic blue or purple grape label~~		\| 12/23/2023\|\| 2023 \|\| 750 mL \|\| Du Lambic dans les vignes
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	\| 01/19/2024\|\| 2024 \|\| 750 mL \|\|~~Generic blue or purple grape label as well as generic~~ yellow label		\| 01/19/2024\|\| 2024 \|\| 750 mL \|\| Du Lambic dans les vignes & classic yellow label
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Gaël at 12:19, 26 January 2025

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	! Bottle Size		! Bottle Size
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	\| 05/19/2020\|\| 2020 \|\| 750 mL \|\|Generic blue or purple grape label \|\|		\| 05/19/2020\|\| 2020 \|\| 750 mL \|\|Generic blue or purple grape label
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	\| 12/23/2022\|\| 2022 \|\| 750 mL\|\|Generic blue or purple grape label \|\|		\| 12/23/2022\|\| 2022 \|\| 750 mL\|\|Generic blue or purple grape label
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	\| 12/23/2023\|\| 2023 \|\| 750 mL \|\|Generic blue or purple grape label \|\|		\| 12/23/2023\|\| 2023 \|\| 750 mL \|\|Generic blue or purple grape label
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	\| 01/19/2024\|\| 2024 \|\| 750 mL \|\|Generic blue or purple grape label as well as generic yellow label \|\|		\| 01/19/2024\|\| 2024 \|\| 750 mL \|\|Generic blue or purple grape label as well as generic yellow label
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Gaël: /* History / Other Notes */

2025-01-23T07:48:54Z

History / Other Notes

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	Also bottled simply as "Paille".		Also bottled simply as "Paille".

	> Vin Santo from Italy also enters in the "straw wine" category, but in the case of their beer of the same name, Cantillon doesn't ~~use~~ the barrel, but instead they infuse lambic on the dried grapes pommace directly, giving a different overall profile and intensity.		> Vin Santo from Italy also enters in the "straw wine" category, but in the case of their beer of the same name, Cantillon doesn't uses the barrel, but instead they infuse lambic on the dried grapes pommace directly, giving a different overall profile and intensity.

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