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== Description == | == Description == | ||
Very little is known about this beer as it is no longer in production. If you can provide any additional information, photographs, or bottle to help further the [http://lambic.info Lambic.info] initiative, please contact [[User: | Very little is known about this beer as it is no longer in production. If you can provide any additional information, photographs, or bottle to help further the [http://lambic.info Lambic.info] initiative, please contact [[User:Matthew|Matthew]]. | ||
According to [http://www.zythos.be/dossiers/geuze/zyth13-tim.html Zythos.be] Timmermans Agru'm is a lambic-based beer with citrus juice added. Exactly what those citrus juices are and how they are processed is unknown. The name is derived from the French word ''agrume'' which | According to [http://www.zythos.be/dossiers/geuze/zyth13-tim.html Zythos.be] Timmermans Agru'm is a lambic-based beer with citrus juice added. Exactly what those citrus juices are and how they are processed is unknown. The name is derived from the French word ''agrume'' which describes fruits of the citrus family; mainly oranges, tangerines lemons, limes, mangoes, and grapefruits. It is also sweetened with sugar and saccharin with ascorbic acid added and is 4% ABV. <ref name = TimmermansAgru'm> Timmermans Agru'm - http://www.zythos.be/dossiers/geuze/zyth13-tim.htm, 2006 </ref> It was available only in cans as well as on draught. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:26, 5 February 2025
Description
Very little is known about this beer as it is no longer in production. If you can provide any additional information, photographs, or bottle to help further the Lambic.info initiative, please contact Matthew.
According to Zythos.be Timmermans Agru'm is a lambic-based beer with citrus juice added. Exactly what those citrus juices are and how they are processed is unknown. The name is derived from the French word agrume which describes fruits of the citrus family; mainly oranges, tangerines lemons, limes, mangoes, and grapefruits. It is also sweetened with sugar and saccharin with ascorbic acid added and is 4% ABV. [1] It was available only in cans as well as on draught.
References
- ↑ Timmermans Agru'm - http://www.zythos.be/dossiers/geuze/zyth13-tim.htm, 2006