V Generations

Lambic - Gueuze

V Generations is a celebration of Belgian brewing passion that spans generations and continents. For blending day, two families came together, contributing their collective expertise and energy to the brew: From Belgium, Brasserie Cantillon’s Jean-Pierre Van Roy (who took a day off from retirement to lend his decades of experience), alongside his son Jean Van Roy and grandson Florian Van Roy; and from Philadelphia, Monk’s Cafe’s Tom Peters, side by side with his daughter Isabel Thomas-Peters. The result, a blend of four-year, three-year and two-year aged barrels, is the fruit of a long friendship, and a toast to generations to come.

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Shawn

Excellent, not too much acidity and huge notes of apricot, peach and Chardonnay

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DMC Brew

Very pleased to see this on draft today. Quite nice. Started off w upfront stone fruit, funk, and some peach, but settled down as it warmed up and yielded minerals, light white wine, and a peppery edge. Fair amount of carb that reduced gradually. 4.55

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Nick Umstattd

Refined acidity, clean profile, amazing. Pairs perfectly with these mussels. Almost an apricot white wine vibe.

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Jason B

A Monk’s Cafe exclusive Cantillon bottle in celebration of Monk’s 25th anniversary in 2022. // great tartness with a nice dry finish.

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Sarah Autry

Not too funky, sour and lemony.

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Zach

HH again

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Ken B

Tart and delicious.

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Eric Chalifour

Minerally, lemon, a good depth of flavor. Showing really nicely for only 1.5 years in the bottle. 🐳

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John Paradee

Bottle #5 in tonight’s Night #1 of 2024 HF Anny Week bottle share.

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Vin

Tibor needed to tick this Philly 🐳

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ryan

LCI. Zwanze Day 2024

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BIRD

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Vin

🐳 gwayzeeeee

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Bernie Dee

Good but definitely needs more time to develop.

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Vin

2nd time trying this 🐳 , we all thought this needs a lot of time. Really bright citrus, and a little acidic at times. Should be great in 7-10 years

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steve h

Cantillon... So it's fantastic

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John Encarnacion

Ooh. Lambic. Oak. Citrus. Very Belgian.

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R D

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Bill R

My first likeable, actually enjoyable sourish. Thanks Tom! You’ve given me hope! I like the touch off-bitterness like tasting the inside of the fruit’s stone or grinding an apple seed.

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Christian B

This is gonna be killer when I’m 60.

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Vin

When in Rome, it’s slightly better out of the bottle, but really looking forward to what this beer will become in 5-10 years

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Vin

On the left, Elder on the right

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Tibor Nagy

yammi

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Craft Derbs

Very fresh. So fresh it slapped My momma . This beer needs years before it shows any complexity. Right now it needs to watch its smart mouth.

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Steven Ross

When at Pliny Day, we’ll make a donation to sip some rare Cantillon suds! Funky, tart, peppery. I don’t have a scale for Lambics but this is phenomenal 🔥

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Bubba Capalbo

Lambiccy

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N Martin

Tart, white winish. Not quite my style.

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Kenton

Very young. Interested to see how this does as time goes on. Still very fun to try

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