A breezy Belgian wild ale from the Antidoot cellar in Kortenaken, brewed with a free spirit and left to do its thing with mixed fermentation. You'll find a soft, hazy pour, a gentle tartness and delicate notes of white fruit, citrus zest and fresh hay, all carried by a dry, thirst-quenching finish. Nothing heavy here — just a light, easy-drinking sour that stays lively from first sip to last. Serve it well chilled as an aperitif, or pair it with goat's cheese, oysters or a summer salad. If you love farmhouse-style beers with character and finesse, you'll want to grab a bottle.
30.00 € incl tax

-5% for 6 identical bottles

6 in stock

Name: The Breeze

Vintage: Non-vintage, small batch release

Producer: Antidoot Wilde Fermenten (Tom Jacobs), Wolvertem, Belgium

Ingredients: Pilsner malt, wheat, local barley, hops, wild yeast and native lactic bacteria, well water

Region: Flemish Brabant, Belgium

Appellation: Belgian farmhouse ale / mixed-fermentation beer

Vinification type: Spontaneous and mixed fermentation, no cultured yeast added, maturation in oak barrels, refermentation in bottle

Maceration: Extended contact with fruit or botanicals depending on batch, followed by long barrel ageing

Colour: Hazy golden straw with a fine, persistent white head

Bouquet: Lemon zest, green apple, hay, white flowers, light funk and gentle oak

Palate: Dry and refreshing, bright lactic acidity, chalky minerality, subtle stone fruit and a crisp, clean finish

Alcohol content: Around 5% vol.

Soils: Sandy loam of the Brabant plateau, source of the local grain and well water

Farming: Organic and natural approach, locally sourced raw materials, no additives, unfiltered and unpasteurised

Cellaring potential: 3 to 5 years in a cool, dark cellar

Food pairing: Oysters, ceviche, goat cheese, fried fish, charcuterie, fresh salads

Serving temperature: 6 to 10 °C

Format: 75 cl and 33 cl bottles, crown or cork sealed