Cantillon L’Éclat - Revision history

Matthew: Matthew moved page Cantillon Timorasso to Cantillon L’Éclat: Brewery changed name of beer

2025-11-10T15:18:12Z

Matthew moved page Cantillon Timorasso to Cantillon L’Éclat: Brewery changed name of beer

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Gaël at 10:20, 10 November 2025

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	Lambic aged on Timorasso grape from [https://icarpini.it/en// I Carpini] in the Emilia-Romagna region in Italy.		Lambic aged on 350g/L of Timorasso grape from [https://icarpini.it/en// I Carpini] in the Emilia-Romagna region in Italy. The beer was blended on October 13th, 2020 and bottled on September 9th, 2021, but the result wasn't satisfying right away so it remained in the brewery's cellar to age a few more years until deemed ready. Until 2025, it went under the name "Timorasso" when opened for friends at Cantillon's taproom, before being renamed "L'Éclat".

	== History / Side Notes ==		== History / Side Notes ==
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	Timorasso (a grape native to the Tortona area in the southeast of Piedmont) is rare and almost disappeared during the 20th century. It is making a comeback thanks to producers and other prominent members of the wine scene, especially Walter Massa (as well as a small group of producers friends joining him, calling themselves the "Derthona Dreamers Team"), who worked hard to convince wine sommeliers to give the grape a chance at a time when inexpensive white wines were leading the market. Timorasso needs time to reach its potential, but is very rewarding. Some say this grape is still one of the best kept secrets of Italy.		Timorasso (a grape native to the Tortona area in the southeast of Piedmont) is rare and almost disappeared during the 20th century. It is making a comeback thanks to producers and other prominent members of the wine scene, especially Walter Massa (as well as a small group of producers friends joining him, calling themselves the "Derthona Dreamers Team"), who worked hard to convince wine sommeliers to give the grape a chance at a time when inexpensive white wines were leading the market. Timorasso needs time to reach its potential, but is very rewarding. Some say this grape is still one of the best kept secrets of Italy.

	~~So far,~~ the beer ~~has not been officially released, but~~ displayed typical notes of citrus, almond and honey found in orange wine.		In early stages the beer displayed typical notes of citrus, almond and honey found in orange wine.

	==Bottle log==		==Bottle log==

Matthew: /* Bottle log */

2025-06-25T18:12:07Z

Bottle log

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Matthew: /* Bottle log */

2025-02-28T17:54:05Z

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	\|09/09/2021\|\|XX\|\|750 mL\|\|~~Generic~~ yellow label		\|09/09/2021\|\|XX\|\|750 mL\|\|Classic yellow label
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Matthew: /* History / Side Notes */

2025-02-14T21:24:06Z

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	== History / Side Notes ==		== History / Side Notes ==

	Timorasso (a grape native to the Tortona area in the southeast of Piedmont) is rare and almost disappeared during the 20th century. It is making a comeback thanks to producers and other prominent members of the wine scene, especially Walter Massa (as well as a small group of producers friends joining him, calling themselves the "Derthona Dreamers Team"), who worked hard to convince wine sommeliers to give the grape a chance at a time when inexpensive white wines were leading the market~~, while~~ Timorasso ~~needed~~ time to reach its potential, but ~~was~~ very rewarding. Some say this grape is still one of the best kept secrets of Italy.		Timorasso (a grape native to the Tortona area in the southeast of Piedmont) is rare and almost disappeared during the 20th century. It is making a comeback thanks to producers and other prominent members of the wine scene, especially Walter Massa (as well as a small group of producers friends joining him, calling themselves the "Derthona Dreamers Team"), who worked hard to convince wine sommeliers to give the grape a chance at a time when inexpensive white wines were leading the market. Timorasso needs time to reach its potential, but is very rewarding. Some say this grape is still one of the best kept secrets of Italy.

	So far, the beer has not been officially released, but displayed typical notes of citrus, almond and honey found in orange wine.		So far, the beer has not been officially released, but displayed typical notes of citrus, almond and honey found in orange wine.

Matthew: /* History / Side Notes */

2025-02-14T21:22:48Z

History / Side Notes

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	== History / Side Notes ==		== History / Side Notes ==

	Timorasso (a grape native to the Tortona area in the southeast of Piedmont) is rare and almost disappeared during the 20th century ~~but~~ is making a comeback thanks to producers and other ~~actors~~ of the wine scene, especially Walter Massa (as well as a small group of producers friends joining him, calling themselves the "Derthona Dreamers Team") who worked hard to convince wine sommeliers to give the grape a chance at a time inexpensive ~~whites~~ were leading the market, while Timorasso needed time to reach its potential, but was very rewarding. Some say this grape is still one of the best kept secrets of Italy.		Timorasso (a grape native to the Tortona area in the southeast of Piedmont) is rare and almost disappeared during the 20th century. It is making a comeback thanks to producers and other prominent members of the wine scene, especially Walter Massa (as well as a small group of producers friends joining him, calling themselves the "Derthona Dreamers Team"), who worked hard to convince wine sommeliers to give the grape a chance at a time when inexpensive white wines were leading the market, while Timorasso needed time to reach its potential, but was very rewarding. Some say this grape is still one of the best kept secrets of Italy.

	So far, the beer has not been officially released, but displayed typical notes of citrus, almond and honey found in orange wine.		So far, the beer has not been officially released, but displayed typical notes of citrus, almond and honey found in orange wine.

Gaël at 19:42, 13 February 2025

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-Lambic aged on Timorasso grape from I Carpini in the Emilia-Romagna region in Italy. This native grape is rare and almost disappeared during the 20th century but is making a comeback thanks to producers and other actors of the wine scene, especially Walter Massa (as well as a small group of producers friends joining him, calling themselves the "Derthona Dreamers Team") who worked hard to convince wine sommeliers to give the grape a chance at a time inexpensive whites were leading the market, while Timorasso needed time to reach its potential, but was very rewarding. Some say this grape is still one of the best kept secrets of Italy !
+Lambic aged on Timorasso grape from [https://icarpini.it/en// I Carpini] in the Emilia-Romagna region in Italy.
-So far, the lambic has not been officially released, but displayed typical notes of citrus, almond and honey found in orange wine.
+== History / Side Notes ==
-An alternative version blended with Scarabée (Gewurztraminer lambic with grapes provided by Domaine Geschickt in Alsace, France) was also made and sold to drin on-site at the brewery.
+Timorasso (a grape native to the Tortona area in the southeast of Piedmont) is rare and almost disappeared during the 20th century but is making a comeback thanks to producers and other actors of the wine scene, especially Walter Massa (as well as a small group of producers friends joining him, calling themselves the "Derthona Dreamers Team") who worked hard to convince wine sommeliers to give the grape a chance at a time inexpensive whites were leading the market, while Timorasso needed time to reach its potential, but was very rewarding. Some say this grape is still one of the best kept secrets of Italy.

Gaël at 09:17, 3 January 2025

2025-01-03T09:17:26Z

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			== Description ==
	Lambic aged on Timorasso grape from I Carpini in the Emilia-Romagna region in Italy. This native grape is rare and almost disappeared during the 20th century but is making a comeback thanks to producers and other actors of the wine scene, especially Walter Massa (as well as a small group of producers friends joining him, calling themselves the "Derthona Dreamers Team") who worked hard to convince wine sommeliers to give the grape a chance at a time inexpensive whites were leading the market, while Timorasso needed time to reach its potential, but was very rewarding. Some say this grape is still one of the best kept secrets of Italy !		Lambic aged on Timorasso grape from I Carpini in the Emilia-Romagna region in Italy. This native grape is rare and almost disappeared during the 20th century but is making a comeback thanks to producers and other actors of the wine scene, especially Walter Massa (as well as a small group of producers friends joining him, calling themselves the "Derthona Dreamers Team") who worked hard to convince wine sommeliers to give the grape a chance at a time inexpensive whites were leading the market, while Timorasso needed time to reach its potential, but was very rewarding. Some say this grape is still one of the best kept secrets of Italy !

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Lambic aged on Timorasso grape from I Carpini in the Emilia-Romagna region in Italy. This native grape is rare and almost disappeared during the 20th century but is making a comeback thanks to producers and other actors of the wine scene, especially Walter Massa (as well as a small group of producers friends joining him, calling themselves the "Derthona Dreamers Team") who worked hard to convince wine sommeliers to give the grape a chance at a time inexpensive whites were leading the market, while Timorasso needed time to reach its potential, but was very rewarding. Some say this grape is still one of the best kept secrets of Italy !

So far, the lambic has not been officially released, but displayed typical notes of citrus, almond and honey found in orange wine.

An alternative version blended with Scarabée (Gewurztraminer lambic with grapes provided by Domaine Geschickt in Alsace, France) was also made and sold to drin on-site at the brewery.