Gueuze to age

Discussion in 'Cellaring / Aging Beer' started by eastbayfunkdunk, Jan 19, 2017.

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  1. eastbayfunkdunk

    eastbayfunkdunk Initiate (0) Jun 10, 2015 Minnesota

    I'm pretty familiar with guezes. I currently have a couple Giradin black labels and Boon cellaring . I've had cantillion gueuze and a few fruited lambics of theirs as well as some tilquin. Never had 3F. Anyways, are there any more higher quality gueuze I should try to acquire and target to try and age? I'm looking to really cut down my cellar in size and go for quality, basically what have the best potential to age?
     
    #1 eastbayfunkdunk, Jan 19, 2017
  2. RDMII

    RDMII Initiate (0) Apr 11, 2010 Georgia

    Any gueuze will go for a very long time, no matter the brewer. Lindeman's Cuvee Rene is probably the best deal price wise, and a great example of the style. De Troch is also a very affordable one and does great at 10+ years from my experience.
     
    #2 RDMII, Jan 19, 2017
  3. riotontheroad

    riotontheroad Savant (1,211) Apr 7, 2010 California
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    JK's Spon might be a good one to throw in there. Only time will tell, as this is the first running of it. There are 4 versions, so it might be cool to try and get all 4. Hit the trade forums to score a bottle (or 4).
     
    #3 riotontheroad, Jan 26, 2017
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  4. drtth

    drtth Initiate (0) Nov 25, 2007 Pennsylvania
    In Memoriam

    Hanssens Oude Gueuze, Oud Beersel Oude Geuze
     
    #4 drtth, Jan 26, 2017
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  5. bostonvert

    bostonvert Initiate (0) Feb 24, 2017 Belgium

    Hanssens and Timmermans are both great, if you can find it try De Cam
     
    #5 bostonvert, Mar 7, 2017
  6. geodonnokepyo

    geodonnokepyo Initiate (0) Oct 31, 2013 Pennsylvania

    That beer was exceptional
     
    #6 geodonnokepyo, Mar 7, 2017
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