Brouwerij Boon: Difference between revisions

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: ''* When Boon's beers are bottled, they are marked with a best by date that is 20 years after the bottling date. '' <ref name=BoonGueuze>Boon Brewery, Best By Dates http://www.boon.be/en/our-beers/geuze-boon-old-style </ref>
: ''* When Boon's beers are bottled, they are marked with a best by date that is 20 years after the bottling date. '' <ref name=BoonGueuze>Boon Brewery, Best By Dates http://www.boon.be/en/our-beers/geuze-boon-old-style </ref>


For Boon's non-traditional lambic products, they reportedly spontaneously ferment approximately 40% of the wort and then blend it back in with the remaining wort.[citation needed]
For Boon's non-traditional lambic products, they reportedly spontaneously ferment approximately 40% of the wort and then blend it back in with the remaining wort.<sup>'''citation needed'''</sup>


Boon's website also includes the following downloadable diagram detailing the process as lambic moves through the Boon brewery.<ref name=PalmBoonDiagram>Boon Brewery, Brewing Process Diagram http://newpalm.androidlabs.be/uploads/boon/brouwschema_spontanegisting_EN.jpg</ref>
Palm's website also includes the following downloadable diagram detailing the process as lambic moves through the Boon brewery.<ref name=PalmBoonDiagram>Boon Brewery, Brewing Process Diagram http://newpalm.androidlabs.be/uploads/boon/brouwschema_spontanegisting_EN.jpg</ref>


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[[File:Brouwschema spontanegisting EN.jpg|300px]]