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Lambic Digest #634 Sun 25 June 1995




Forum on Lambic Beers (and other Belgian beer styles)
Mike Sharp, Digest Coordinator




Contents:
Locals and Lambic... (Volker)
Popular Lambics (John DeCarlo )




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Date: Sat, 24 Jun 1995 19:29:12 -0400 (EDT)
From: Volker <ebbelw01 at clark.net>
Subject: Locals and Lambic...


From: John DeCarlo <jdecarlo at homebrew.mitre.org>
Subject: Popular Lambics


>I will add another data point. Some friends of mine moved to Dusseldorf
>and
>visited Belgium a lot. I got him to bring back some Cantillon (couldn't
get
>them at the time). He brought lots of German and other Belgian beers
>and had a tasting.


>When we got to the Cantillon, his wife and several other women said "Oh,
>lambics! They are our favorite of all beers!". Needless to say, they all
>rejected the Cantillon. Seems that they were used to getting the sweetened
>stuff in bars in Belgium and Germany and didn't even *know* they could be
>intensely sour.


Very interesting! I was in Brussels for a day last week, and went out
with a non-beer-fanatic net.pal...we stopped in at Mort Subite, and I
ordered a Gueuze, which he turned up his nose at, preferring the sweeter
Faro. He found the Gueuze too sour, and Mort Subite is nowhere -near-
Cantillon! (Kind of a nice apple-y tartness IMHO). My ears burned at
this heresy, of course! :^)


He is from East Flanders, so perhaps he just isn't that fond of lambics
as a whole. He loves Rodenbach and Oerbier FWIW...


Just my $0.02...
Volker in Baltimore
ebbelw01 at clark.net


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