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Further releases start as a fruit wine blended with mead and are fully spontaneously fermented. The Schaerbeekse cherries used in some of these blends are the same as used in the lambic blends. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:02, 26 December 2025
Description
Only the 2022 release under the name Ambrosia used to actually contain lambic, since 2023 it is a comprised of mead and fruits only - therefore we won't detail all blends here as it wouldn't be relevant for the purpose of this page.
This first release was a blend of 90% mead and 10% lambic, macerated with cherries & redcurrants, spontaneously fermented & barrel-aged. It was bottled at 15% ABV in a special mead bottle of 350 mL.
History / Other Notes
Further releases start as a fruit wine blended with mead and are fully spontaneously fermented. The Schaerbeekse cherries used in some of these blends are the same as used in the lambic blends.