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==History / Other Notes==
==History / Other Notes==
Initially blended in October 2019 and meant to be part of a city-wide lambic celebration during Cantillon's [[Cantillon_Quintessence|Quintessence]] event in 2020, this bottle was publicly released for the first time after the Covid-19 pandemic in 2022 during the rescheduled Quintessence celebration. It was released to go at the Moeder Lambic/Cantillon ''Into the Wine'' event that same weekend. It is a blend of 70% 3 years old lambic (300 L of 3-year-old lambic from barrel T34 and 600 L of 3-year old lambic from barrel T46) and 30% 4 years old lambic (400 L of 4-year-old lambic from barrel S40).  
Initially blended in October 2019 and meant to be part of a city-wide lambic celebration during Cantillon's [[Cantillon_Quintessence|Quintessence]] event in 2020, this bottle was publicly released for the first time after the Covid-19 pandemic in 2022 during the rescheduled Quintessence celebration. It was released to go at the Moeder Lambic/Cantillon ''Into the Wine'' event that same weekend. It is a blend of 70% 3 years old lambic (300 L of 3-year-old lambic from barrel T34 and 600 L of 3-year-old lambic from barrel T46) and 30% 4-year-old lambic (400 L of 4-year-old lambic from barrel S40).  


This blend features ten different original labels created by the Brussels artist Pierre Coubeau aka FSTN, each representing parts of the back wall at Moeder Lambic Fontainas, which he designed.
This blend features ten different original labels created by the Brussels artist Pierre Coubeau aka FSTN, each representing parts of the back wall at Moeder Lambic Fontainas, which he designed.