Cantillon Grenache Noir - Revision history

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Matthew: /* Bottle Log */

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	\| 12/23/2021\|\| 750 mL \|\|Du Lambic dans les ~~Vignes~~ \|\|6.5%\|\|		\| 12/23/2021\|\| 750 mL \|\|Du Lambic dans les vignes \|\|6.5%\|\|
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Matthew: /* History / Other Notes */

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History / Other Notes

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	It is the same beer as [[Cantillon_Divin_Lambic\|Divin Lambic]], under a different name. Indeed, Divin was a collaboration between the brewery and Christophe Bosque, owner of [http://devini.fr/ De Vini], who provided the first batch of grapes. The name of his brand "Divin Poison" was therefore used for the beer, but as the collaboration ended, it didn't make sense to keep using that name, and it was changed out of respect. Christophe Bosque has worked with Domaine de Vantajou (who also produces the grapes for Grenache Blanc as well as the Syrah and Grenache Noir now used in [[Cantillon_Saint_Lamvinus\|Saint Lamvinus]]). ~~The~~ grapes used in Divin Lambic are highly likely to have been grown by Domaine de Vantajou, while the grapes used in the version under the Grenache Noir name come from Domaine Ludovic Engelvin.		It is the same beer as [[Cantillon_Divin_Lambic\|Divin Lambic]], under a different name. Indeed, Divin was a collaboration between the brewery and Christophe Bosque, owner of [http://devini.fr/ De Vini], who provided the first batch of grapes. The name of his brand "Divin Poison" was therefore used for the beer, but as the collaboration ended, it didn't make sense to keep using that name, and it was changed out of respect. Christophe Bosque has worked with Domaine de Vantajou (who also produces the grapes for Grenache Blanc as well as the Syrah and Grenache Noir now used in [[Cantillon_Saint_Lamvinus\|Saint Lamvinus]]). Therefore, the grapes used in Divin Lambic are highly likely to have been grown by Domaine de Vantajou, while the grapes used in the version under the Grenache Noir name come from Domaine Ludovic Engelvin.

	== Bottle Log ==		== Bottle Log ==

Matthew: /* History / Other Notes */

2025-02-15T21:52:35Z

History / Other Notes

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	== History / Other Notes ==		== History / Other Notes ==

	It is the same beer as [[Cantillon_Divin_Lambic\|Divin Lambic]], under a different name. Indeed, Divin was a collaboration between the brewery and Christophe Bosque, owner of [http://devini.fr/ De Vini], who provided the first batch of grapes~~, and the~~ name of his brand "Divin Poison" was therefore used for the beer, but as the collaboration ended, it didn't make sense to keep using that name, and it was changed out of respect. Christophe Bosque has worked with Domaine de Vantajou (who also produces the grapes for Grenache Blanc as well as the Syrah and Grenache Noir now used in [[Cantillon_Saint_Lamvinus\|Saint Lamvinus]]) .The grapes used in Divin Lambic are highly likely to have been grown by Domaine de Vantajou, while the grapes used in the version under the Grenache Noir name come from Domaine Ludovic Engelvin.		It is the same beer as [[Cantillon_Divin_Lambic\|Divin Lambic]], under a different name. Indeed, Divin was a collaboration between the brewery and Christophe Bosque, owner of [http://devini.fr/ De Vini], who provided the first batch of grapes. The name of his brand "Divin Poison" was therefore used for the beer, but as the collaboration ended, it didn't make sense to keep using that name, and it was changed out of respect. Christophe Bosque has worked with Domaine de Vantajou (who also produces the grapes for Grenache Blanc as well as the Syrah and Grenache Noir now used in [[Cantillon_Saint_Lamvinus\|Saint Lamvinus]]). The grapes used in Divin Lambic are highly likely to have been grown by Domaine de Vantajou, while the grapes used in the version under the Grenache Noir name come from Domaine Ludovic Engelvin.

	== Bottle Log ==		== Bottle Log ==

Matthew: /* History / Other Notes */

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History / Other Notes

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	== History / Other Notes ==		== History / Other Notes ==

	It is the same beer as [[Cantillon_Divin_Lambic\|Divin Lambic]], under a different name. Indeed, Divin was a collaboration between the brewery and Christophe Bosque, owner of [http://devini.fr/ De Vini] who provided the first batch of grapes, and the name of his brand "Divin Poison" was therefore used for the beer, but as the collaboration ended, it didn't make sense to keep using that name, and it was changed out of respect. Christophe Bosque has worked with Domaine de Vantajou (who also produces the grapes for Grenache Blanc as well as the Syrah and Grenache Noir now used in [[Cantillon_Saint_Lamvinus\|Saint Lamvinus]]) .The grapes used in Divin Lambic are highly likely to have been grown by Domaine de Vantajou, while the grapes used in the version under the Grenache Noir name come from Domaine Ludovic Engelvin.		It is the same beer as [[Cantillon_Divin_Lambic\|Divin Lambic]], under a different name. Indeed, Divin was a collaboration between the brewery and Christophe Bosque, owner of [http://devini.fr/ De Vini], who provided the first batch of grapes, and the name of his brand "Divin Poison" was therefore used for the beer, but as the collaboration ended, it didn't make sense to keep using that name, and it was changed out of respect. Christophe Bosque has worked with Domaine de Vantajou (who also produces the grapes for Grenache Blanc as well as the Syrah and Grenache Noir now used in [[Cantillon_Saint_Lamvinus\|Saint Lamvinus]]) .The grapes used in Divin Lambic are highly likely to have been grown by Domaine de Vantajou, while the grapes used in the version under the Grenache Noir name come from Domaine Ludovic Engelvin.

	== Bottle Log ==		== Bottle Log ==

Matthew: /* History / Other Notes */

2025-02-15T21:51:24Z

History / Other Notes

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	== History / Other Notes ==		== History / Other Notes ==

	It is the same beer as [[Cantillon_Divin_Lambic\|Divin Lambic]], under a different name. Indeed, Divin was a collaboration between the brewery and Christophe Bosque, owner of [http://devini.fr/ De Vini] who provided the first batch of grapes, and the name of his brand "Divin Poison" was therefore used for the beer, but as the collaboration ended, it didn't make sense to keep using that name, and it was changed out of respect. ~~It is worth noting that~~ Christophe Bosque ~~being a wine/grape trader working~~ with Domaine de Vantajou (who also ~~produce~~ the Grenache Blanc as well as the Syrah and Grenache Noir now used in [[Cantillon_Saint_Lamvinus\|Saint Lamvinus]])~~, the~~ grapes used in Divin Lambic are highly likely to have been grown by Domaine de Vantajou, while the grapes used in the version under the Grenache Noir name come from Domaine Ludovic Engelvin.		It is the same beer as [[Cantillon_Divin_Lambic\|Divin Lambic]], under a different name. Indeed, Divin was a collaboration between the brewery and Christophe Bosque, owner of [http://devini.fr/ De Vini] who provided the first batch of grapes, and the name of his brand "Divin Poison" was therefore used for the beer, but as the collaboration ended, it didn't make sense to keep using that name, and it was changed out of respect. Christophe Bosque has worked with Domaine de Vantajou (who also produces the grapes for Grenache Blanc as well as the Syrah and Grenache Noir now used in [[Cantillon_Saint_Lamvinus\|Saint Lamvinus]]) .The grapes used in Divin Lambic are highly likely to have been grown by Domaine de Vantajou, while the grapes used in the version under the Grenache Noir name come from Domaine Ludovic Engelvin.

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Matthew at 21:44, 15 February 2025

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	\| 12/23/2021\|\| 750 mL \|\|Du Lambic dans les Vignes ~~label~~\|\|6.5% ~~ABV~~\|\|		\| 12/23/2021\|\| 750 mL \|\|Du Lambic dans les Vignes \|\|6.5%\|\|
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Matthew: /* Bottle Log */

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	\| 12/23/2021\|\| 750 mL \|\|~~6,5% ABV,~~ Du Lambic dans les Vignes label		\| 12/23/2021\|\| 750 mL \|\|Du Lambic dans les Vignes label\|\|6.5% ABV\|\|
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Matthew: /* Bottle Log */

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	\| 12/23/2021\|\| ~~750ml~~ \|\|6,5% ABV, Du Lambic dans les Vignes label		\| 12/23/2021\|\| 750 mL \|\|6,5% ABV, Du Lambic dans les Vignes label
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