3 Fonteinen Golden Doesjel: Difference between revisions

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Description

Drie Fonteinen Golden Doesjel is blend of 1, 2, 3, and 4-year-old lambic that did not carbonate, making it a doesjel (lazy) beer. It has been released twice in 375 mL bottles. It is labeled as 6% ABV.

History / Other Notes

Golden Doesjel was first released in late 2013 after being bottled in April 2012. A second batch was bottled in May 2013 and released in early 2014. It is unclear where the 4-year-old lambic comes from for these blends. The beer saw widespread distribution including in the United States and Canada. Both batches of Golden Doesjel would have been released as Oude Geuze Golden Blend had they refermented in the bottle.

Bottle Log

Bottle Date (mm/dd/yyyy)	Bottle Size	Label / Notes	Image Link
04/08/2012	375 mL	Yellow Label	-
04/13/2012	375 mL	Yellow Label
05/02/2013	375 mL	Yellow Label
02/12/2020	1.5 L	New label, first release in magnums.
02/13/2020	375 mL	New label

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 == Description ==
-Drie Fonteinen Golden Doesjel is blend of one-, two-, three-, and four-year-old lambic that did not carbonate, making it a doesjel (lazy) beer. It has been released twice in 375ml bottles. It is labeled as 6% ABV.
+Drie Fonteinen Golden Doesjel is blend of 1, 2, 3, and 4-year-old lambic that did not carbonate, making it a doesjel (lazy) beer. It has been released twice in 375 mL bottles. It is labeled as 6% ABV.
 == History / Other Notes ==
-Golden Doesjel was first released in late 2013 after being bottled in April 2012. A second batch was bottled in May 2013 and released in early 2014.  It is unclear where the four-year-old lambic comes from for these blends. The beer saw widespread distribution including in the United States and Canada.  Both batches of Golden Doesjel would have been released as [[3_Fonteinen_Oude_Geuze_Golden_Blend|Oude Geuze Golden Blend]] had they refermented in the bottle.
+Golden Doesjel was first released in late 2013 after being bottled in April 2012. A second batch was bottled in May 2013 and released in early 2014.  It is unclear where the 4-year-old lambic comes from for these blends. The beer saw widespread distribution including in the United States and Canada.  Both batches of Golden Doesjel would have been released as [[3_Fonteinen_Oude_Geuze_Golden_Blend|Oude Geuze Golden Blend]] had they refermented in the bottle.
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-| 04/08/2012||375ml||Yellow Label||-
+| 04/08/2012||375 mL||Yellow Label||-
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-| 04/13/2012||375ml||Yellow Label||[[File:2012 April 13 Golden Doesjel.jpg|frameless|50px]]
+| 04/13/2012||375 mL||Yellow Label||[[File:2012 April 13 Golden Doesjel.jpg|frameless|50px]]
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-| 05/02/2013||375ml||Yellow Label||[[File:3F Golden Doesjel 02 May 2013.jpg|frameless|50px]]
+| 05/02/2013||375 mL||Yellow Label||[[File:3F Golden Doesjel 02 May 2013.jpg|frameless|50px]]
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-| 02/12/2020||1.5L||New label, first release in magnums.||[[File:3F Golden Doesjel 12 Feb 2020.png|frameless|250px]]
+| 02/12/2020||1.5 L||New label, first release in magnums.||[[File:3F Golden Doesjel 12 Feb 2020.png|frameless|250px]]
+|-
+| 02/13/2020||375 mL||New label||[[File:3F Golden Doesjel 13 Feb 2020.png|frameless|250px]]
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