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| − | The earliest references to De Cam Oude Kriek come from 2004-2005 with bottles starting to be reviewed by then. Bottled dates of 2005 are the earliest verified dates. The labeling for De Cam Oude Kriek either | + | The earliest references to De Cam Oude Kriek come from 2004-2005 with bottles starting to be reviewed by then. Bottled dates of 2005 are the earliest verified dates. The labeling for De Cam Oude Kriek can be either red and white with a black background or a faded red/yellow/white scheme with a solid red background. |
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Revision as of 17:31, 10 January 2015
Description
De Cam Geuzestekerij Oude Kriek De Cam is an oude kriek released sporadically in 37,5cl and 75cl bottles with an ABV of 6.5%. De Cam Oude Kriek is primarily available in Europe. Schaerbeekse cherries from Karel Goddeau's family's farms are used when they are available, however Polish cherries provided by Frank Boon are used when they are not.
History / Other Notes
The earliest references to De Cam Oude Kriek come from 2004-2005 with bottles starting to be reviewed by then. Bottled dates of 2005 are the earliest verified dates. The labeling for De Cam Oude Kriek can be either red and white with a black background or a faded red/yellow/white scheme with a solid red background.
Label
Label text translated:
Lambic matured in large 100-year old oak barrels brewed with 35% wheat, malt, and hops with 35% real cherries added. Whole cherries with the pit are added during the months-long spontaneous fermentation. Oude Kriek is spontaneously fermented in the bottle, is not pasteurized, and unsweetened.