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== Description ==
 
== Description ==
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Stout Rullquin is a blend lambic with Rulles Brune (from Brasserie Artisanale de Rulles) produced by [[Gueuzerie Tilquin]]. The blend, which ferments in barrels for 8 months before bottling<ref name='Tilquin FB 29-07-2016'>[https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1131882213536425&id=124028207655169 Gueuzerie Tilquin Facebook post from 29-07-2016. Retrieved 16 November 2017]</ref>, consists of 7/8 Brune and 1/8 lambic<ref name='Tilquin FB 28-07-2017'>[https://www.facebook.com/124028207655169/photos/a.129134903811166.20377.124028207655169/1489244291133547 Gueuzerie Tilquin Facebook post from 28-07-2017. Retrieved 16 November 2017]</ref>. A blend of young lambics from multiple sources are chosen and added to each barrel before the barrels are filled with the Rulles Brune<ref name='Tilquin FB 29-07-2016'/>.
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Rullquin, originally released as Stout Rulllquin, is a blend produced by [[Gueuzerie Tilquin]] of lambic with Rulles Brune (from Brasserie Artisanale de Rulles). The blend, which ferments in barrels for 8 months before bottling, consists of 7/8 Brune and 1/8 lambic. The blend is made in the barrel, with a blend of young lambics from multiple sources chosen and added to each barrel before the barrels are filled with the Rulles Brune.
  
 
== History / Other Notes ==
 
== History / Other Notes ==
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Tilquin generally receives the Brune in the summer, around July, and blends are generally packaged in March of the following year. Bottles are then conditioned for around 6 months<ref name='Tilquin FB 21-02-2016'>[https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1014428471948467&id=124028207655169&comment_id=1030577913666856&reply_comment_id=1030586246999356&comment_tracking=%7B%22tn%22%3A%22R9%22%7D Gueuzerie Tilquin Facebook comment from 21-02-2016. Retrieved 16 November 2017]</ref> before the blends are released around September<ref name='Tilquin FB 25-07-2015'>[https://www.facebook.com/124028207655169/photos/a.639338152790836.1073741846.124028207655169/961361003921881 Gueuzerie Tilquin Facebook post from 25-09-2016. Retrieved 16 November 2017]</ref>,<ref name='Tilquin FB 28-07-2017'/>,<ref name='Tilquin FB 24-03-2017'>[https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1359625580762086&id=124028207655169 Gueuzerie Tilquin Facebook post from 24-03-2017. Retrieved 16 November 2017]</ref>. The first blend of Stout Rullquin was produced in the 2012-2013 season<ref name='Tilquin FB RQ2'>[https://www.facebook.com/124028207655169/photos/a.129134903811166.20377.124028207655169/1028167277241253 Gueuzerie Tilquin Facebook post from 16-02-2016. Retrieved 16 November 2017]</ref>. After the 2013-2014 season, the recipe for the Rulles Brune used to make the Stout Rullquin was changed from the normal Rulles Brune recipe to slightly increase the roast. This applies only to the Brune brewed for Gueuzerie Tilquin. Stout Rullquin was packaged in kegs in addition to bottles for the first time in the 2015-2016 season<ref name='Tilquin 31-03-2016'>[https://www.facebook.com/124028207655169/photos/a.129134903811166.20377.124028207655169/1058745190850128 Gueuzerie Tilquin Facebook post from 31-03-2016. Retrieved 16 November 2017]</ref>.  
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Tilquin typically receives the Brune in the summer, around July, and blends are generally packaged in March of the following year. Bottles are then conditioned for around 6 months before the blends are released around September. The first blend of Stout Rullquin was produced in the 2012-2013 season. After the 2013-2014 season, the recipe for the Rulles Brune used to make Stout Rullquin was changed to slightly increase the roast level from the normal Rulles Brune recipe. This applies only to the Brune brewed for Gueuzerie Tilquin. Stout Rullquin was packaged in kegs in addition to bottles for the first time in the 2015-2016 season. In 2019 the name of the beer was shortened from Stout Rullquin to Rullquin. This change was made to better reflect that the blend is a dark beer but is not best described as a stout, therefore avoiding that consumers might form other expectations from a beer labeled as a stout.
  
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In 2016, bottles from the 2012-2013 batch of Stout Rullquin had become overcarbonated. Therefore, following the same process as used to produce [[Oude_(Gueuze_Tilquin)²_à_l’Ancienne]], 1000 75 cl bottles were therefore opened and emptied into 2 wine barrels. However, in the case of (Stout Rullquin)², fresh barrels from Crozes-Hermitage were used after rinsing (but not fully cleaning) the barrels, giving additional wine character to the blend<ref name='Tilquin FB RQ2'/>. (Stout Rullquin)² was released in late 2016<ref name='Tilquin 08-12-2016'>[https://www.facebook.com/124028207655169/photos/a.129134903811166.20377.124028207655169/1254736791250966 Gueuzerie Tilquin Facebook post from 08-12-2016. Retrieved 16 November 2017]</ref>.
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In 2016, bottles from the 2012-2013 batch of Stout Rullquin had become overcarbonated. Following the same process as used to produce [[Oude_(Gueuze_Tilquin)²_à_l’Ancienne|Oude (Gueuze Tilquin)² à l’Ancienne]], 1000 75 cl bottles were opened and emptied into 2 wine barrels. However, in the case of (Stout Rullquin)², fresh barrels from Crozes-Hermitage were used after rinsing (but not fully cleaning) the barrels, giving additional wine character to the blend<ref name='Tilquin FB RQ2'>[https://www.facebook.com/124028207655169/photos/a.129134903811166.20377.124028207655169/1028167277241253/?type=3&theater Gueuzerie Tilquin Facebook post from 16 Feb 2016, retrieved 16 Nov 2016]</ref>. (Stout Rullquin)² was released in late 2016<ref name='Tilquin 08-12-2016'>[https://www.facebook.com/124028207655169/photos/a.129134903811166.20377.124028207655169/1254736791250966 Gueuzerie Tilquin Facebook post from 08-12-2016. Retrieved 16 November 2017]</ref>.
  
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[[Mûre_Rullquin|Mûre Rullquin]], produced by maceration of Rullquin with blackberries, was released starting in the 2018-2019 season.
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== Rullquin Bottle Log ==
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<center>
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{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="text-align: center; "
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|-
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! Best-by Date
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(dd/mm/yyyy)
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! Neck Label
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! Bottle Size
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! Label / Notes
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! Image Link
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|-
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|31/03/2025||2014-2015||750ml|| Stout Rullquin || -
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|-
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|22/03/2026||2015-2016||750ml|| Stout Rullquin || [[File:Stout_Rullquin_22_Mar_2016.jpg|frameless|25px]]
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|-
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|10/04/2028||2017-2018||750ml|| Stout Rullquin || [[File:Tilquin_Mure_10_April_2028.jpg|frameless|25px]]
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|-
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|03/04/2029||2018-2019||750ml|| ||-
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|-
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|12/04/2029||2018-2019||750ml|| ||-
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|-
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|}
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</center>
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== Stout Rullquin² Bottle Log ==
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<center>
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{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="text-align: center; "
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|-
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! Best-by Date
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(dd/mm/yyyy)
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! Neck Label
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! Bottle Size
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! Label / Notes
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! Image Link
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|-
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|01/04/2026||2012-2013||750ml|| || [[File:Rulllquin_2_front.jpg|frameless|25px]] [[File:Rulllquin_2_back.jpg|frameless|30px]]
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|}
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</center>
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Latest revision as of 08:29, 3 May 2020

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Description

Rullquin, originally released as Stout Rulllquin, is a blend produced by Gueuzerie Tilquin of lambic with Rulles Brune (from Brasserie Artisanale de Rulles). The blend, which ferments in barrels for 8 months before bottling, consists of 7/8 Brune and 1/8 lambic. The blend is made in the barrel, with a blend of young lambics from multiple sources chosen and added to each barrel before the barrels are filled with the Rulles Brune.

History / Other Notes

Tilquin typically receives the Brune in the summer, around July, and blends are generally packaged in March of the following year. Bottles are then conditioned for around 6 months before the blends are released around September. The first blend of Stout Rullquin was produced in the 2012-2013 season. After the 2013-2014 season, the recipe for the Rulles Brune used to make Stout Rullquin was changed to slightly increase the roast level from the normal Rulles Brune recipe. This applies only to the Brune brewed for Gueuzerie Tilquin. Stout Rullquin was packaged in kegs in addition to bottles for the first time in the 2015-2016 season. In 2019 the name of the beer was shortened from Stout Rullquin to Rullquin. This change was made to better reflect that the blend is a dark beer but is not best described as a stout, therefore avoiding that consumers might form other expectations from a beer labeled as a stout.

In 2016, bottles from the 2012-2013 batch of Stout Rullquin had become overcarbonated. Following the same process as used to produce Oude (Gueuze Tilquin)² à l’Ancienne, 1000 75 cl bottles were opened and emptied into 2 wine barrels. However, in the case of (Stout Rullquin)², fresh barrels from Crozes-Hermitage were used after rinsing (but not fully cleaning) the barrels, giving additional wine character to the blend[1]. (Stout Rullquin)² was released in late 2016[2].

Mûre Rullquin, produced by maceration of Rullquin with blackberries, was released starting in the 2018-2019 season.

Rullquin Bottle Log

Best-by Date

(dd/mm/yyyy)

Neck Label Bottle Size Label / Notes Image Link
31/03/2025 2014-2015 750ml Stout Rullquin -
22/03/2026 2015-2016 750ml Stout Rullquin Stout Rullquin 22 Mar 2016.jpg
10/04/2028 2017-2018 750ml Stout Rullquin Tilquin Mure 10 April 2028.jpg
03/04/2029 2018-2019 750ml -
12/04/2029 2018-2019 750ml -

Stout Rullquin² Bottle Log

Best-by Date

(dd/mm/yyyy)

Neck Label Bottle Size Label / Notes Image Link
01/04/2026 2012-2013 750ml Rulllquin 2 front.jpg Rulllquin 2 back.jpg

References

  1. ↑ Gueuzerie Tilquin Facebook post from 16 Feb 2016, retrieved 16 Nov 2016
  2. ↑ Gueuzerie Tilquin Facebook post from 08-12-2016. Retrieved 16 November 2017


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