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The first batch of approximately 1,300 bottles was released in July of 2015 in Belgium. A second batch was released in June of 2016, and annually thereafter. Following the French and Italian tradition of producing Vin de Noix and Nocino from green (unripened) walnuts, Oud Beersel's Green Walnut lambic is the first commercially released lambic to contain nuts of any kind. | The first batch of approximately 1,300 bottles was released in July of 2015 in Belgium. A second batch was released in June of 2016, and annually thereafter. Following the French and Italian tradition of producing Vin de Noix and Nocino from green (unripened) walnuts, Oud Beersel's Green Walnut lambic is the first commercially released lambic to contain nuts of any kind. | ||
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Revision as of 15:36, 23 June 2020
Description
Oud Beersel Green Walnut is a blend of 1- and 2-year old lambics with fresh green walnuts added. It is available in 75cl silk screened bottles and is labeled as 6% ABV. It was originally released in 2015 and is now a regular release in the lineup.
History / Other Notes
The first batch of approximately 1,300 bottles was released in July of 2015 in Belgium. A second batch was released in June of 2016, and annually thereafter. Following the French and Italian tradition of producing Vin de Noix and Nocino from green (unripened) walnuts, Oud Beersel's Green Walnut lambic is the first commercially released lambic to contain nuts of any kind.
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