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Released at the start of the new Millennium in 2000, Millennium Geuze arrived in a 75cl bottle with a silk-screen label. Though a paper label is seemingly documented below, there is no evidence that the beer was ever released with that specific labeling. Millennium Geuze was also served at the first [[Sour_%26_Bitter_Festival|Sour & Bitter Festival]] in Copenhagen in 2012 for a price of 600Dkr, or approximately $107USD. | Released at the start of the new Millennium in 2000, Millennium Geuze arrived in a 75cl bottle with a silk-screen label. Though a paper label is seemingly documented below, there is no evidence that the beer was ever released with that specific labeling. Millennium Geuze was also served at the first [[Sour_%26_Bitter_Festival|Sour & Bitter Festival]] in Copenhagen in 2012 for a price of 600Dkr, or approximately $107USD. | ||
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Revision as of 21:28, 29 August 2014
Description
3 Fonteinen Millennium Geuze is a geuze bottled by Armand Debelder and Willem van Herreweghen of De Cam in the fall of 1998.
History / Other Notes
Released at the start of the new Millennium in 2000, Millennium Geuze arrived in a 75cl bottle with a silk-screen label. Though a paper label is seemingly documented below, there is no evidence that the beer was ever released with that specific labeling. Millennium Geuze was also served at the first Sour & Bitter Festival in Copenhagen in 2012 for a price of 600Dkr, or approximately $107USD.
Label Log
Bottle Log
| Bottle Date (mm/dd/yyyy) | Bottle Size | Label / Notes | Image Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| xx/xx/1998 | 750mL | Silk-screen label | N/A |
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