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== Description ==
== Description ==


Wild Adam is a hybrid blend of 50% 3Fonteinen lambic and 50% apple cider from De Cort, started in 2019 after a hailstorm that damaged a lot of apple orchards, motivating them to produce cider and experiment with it. Each were first spontaneously fermented separately, then married on a big foeder for over a year, then bottled with a small addition of young lambic for refermentation, and matured in De Cort's cellars.  
Wild Adam is a hybrid blend of 50% 3 Fonteinen lambic and 50% apple cider from De Cort, started in 2019 after a hailstorm damaged a lot of apple orchards, motivating them to produce cider and experiment with it. Each part was first spontaneously fermented separately, then they were blended on a big foeder for over a year, to finally be bottled with a small addition of young lambic for refermentation, and matured in De Cort's cellars.  


It is bottled in 150cl and 75cl format at 6.5% ABV.
It is bottled in 150cl and 75cl format at 6.5% ABV.

Revision as of 10:26, 27 November 2025

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Description

Wild Adam is a hybrid blend of 50% 3 Fonteinen lambic and 50% apple cider from De Cort, started in 2019 after a hailstorm damaged a lot of apple orchards, motivating them to produce cider and experiment with it. Each part was first spontaneously fermented separately, then they were blended on a big foeder for over a year, to finally be bottled with a small addition of young lambic for refermentation, and matured in De Cort's cellars.

It is bottled in 150cl and 75cl format at 6.5% ABV.

History / Side Notes

The idea is a collaboration between Andy De Brouwer (sommelier and owner of Les Éleveurs hotel/restaurant in Halle) and Manu De Cort (from De Cort distillery).


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