-
Board Topic
gueuze or geuze belgian beer in SF?
My mistake. I mistook the “past brews” section for their bottled list. Rose de Gambrinus, incidentally is a fruited lambic, not a straight gueuze.
-
Board Topic
Winter Celebration Beers and Ales
The lambic isn’t great but it made me try a Belgian fruit kriek lambic (lindemans raspberry or black cherry lambic) which are incredible
-
Board Topic
Good beer selection in west end or Mississauga?
I don’t know if I’d describe the MS Framboise as “terrible”. Not to your taste, perhaps, but as far as fruit beers go, Mort Subite is quite well regarded. Having sampled dozens and dozens of lambics and...
-
Board Topic
Food and Beer Pairings
Just because beer and food pairings are a lot of fun for me, I’ll throw out a few more suggestions and comments. A fruit lambic would be a great addition to the meal, with either the first or second course. Cantillon makes...
-
Board Topic
please help me identify a beer
), and to a lesser extent other fruits such as current, peach, etc. Lambics are first fermented, then tons of fruit added, referneted, then strained and clarified, and then refermented again in the bottle. They are very complex...
-
Board Topic
More on beers
and I believe it is currently on tap at Piece. On the topic of fruit beers, one of the most extraordinary I have ever had is Hanssens Oudbeitje, a bone dry lambic with an ethereal strawberry presence. Not every bottle is as good...
-
Board Topic
What Beer to go with Chinese food?
that are too bitter. He likes the fruit lambics and hefs, but not so much the stouts and Belgians I’ve brought in. Anybody in Austin know how I can get some of Live Oak’s fabulous Hef? Anyway, give me your picks for...
-
Board Topic
Beer from Mission Brewery in SD
Lambics are a traditional type of Beligian beer which use a number of different types of fruits. People have been making Banana lambics, among other fruit flavors, for some time. Here’s an example:...
-
Board Topic
Your Spring drinking preferences
Bocks, Wits, Fruit beers, lambics (with easter brunch..sort of a bad pun, really) Geueze (sp?), American Wheats and any Italian beers. Don’t know why ANY italian works. I just do.
-
Board Topic
Your favorite beer & cheese combination ?
Thanks Bob Mac. A beer and cheese event can end on a sweet note too. Imperial Stouts with a chocolate pudding cake (coffee cheescake and sticky toffee pudding can work very well too depending on the sweetness of the beer), Fruit...
-
Board Topic
Skip this fondue
: French brie cheese with Canadian Atlantic Lobster, mini-crab cakes, soft pretzel and fresh baguette. Fontina, Hazelnut & White Truffle: served with grape tomatoes, asparagus, rosemary biscotti and fresh baguette.Fruits de Mer...
-
Board Topic
New to Belguim Beer where to start
slightly different flavors. Haansens Artisinaal, Cantillon, Boon, Oud Beersel, Girardin, and Drei Fonteinen are what you’re likely to find if you look. These are wheat-based beers, with fruit sometimes added. The Lindemans...
-
Board Topic
Attending Belgian Beer Fest, what brews shouldn't I miss?
Well the easy answer is the Hanssens cask Lambics. But also the De Regenboog 't Smisje Grande Reserve. And I wonder what this Ommegang "Fruit Funk" is all about?
-
Board Topic
Boston Bars with Belgian Beers
. Sour Flemish reds, anything Trappist (esp. Trappist Rochefort 10, but it’s rare). Any of the fruit lambics (framboise, kriek) would be cool to have handy as well (though doesn’t need to be at the same joint). I know...
-
Board Topic
Fondue: Substitution for kirsch?
Upon the suggestion of a Whole Foods employee I tried using a cherry lambic, which is a sort of fruit-flavored belgian beer. Since the recipe only calls for a dash of kirsch, I noticed no difference.
Close x
Basic examples:
Match a word............................................................artichokes
Match all words.........................................................artichoke heart
Match an exact phrase..................................................."artichoke hearts"
Match any words.........................................................artichoke OR hearts


