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didn't we have someone on the board who made lambic cradles? Would have posted in the RBTT but those homies are arguing about the clarity of IPA's.
I know a guy in Mississippi who makes them and will take orders. Anybody can PM for details...can send noodz and/or pics of the one I asked him to make.
 
Trappist world has golden blend 2011 for $35. That is a deal compared to their normal prices.
 
Good God this was fantastic last night. moderate to high level barnyard, moderate cheese, some lemon zest notes, like a 5 year old Cantillon gueuze on steroids.
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Sounds like it's coming into it's own. Wish I had been able to find more bottles to age.
 
Trappist world has golden blend 2011 for $35. That is a deal compared to their normal prices.
Saw that and the Zenne at noon or so today. The GB is a good deal, but even shipping 5 (which is the best deal), it still comes out to $44 shipped per bottle. Which is tough to pull the trigger on.
 
Why not do a different style of glass? I know the tumbler is traditional for gueuze, but why not do a fruited lambic glass a la the Cantillon taster or something wine-like?

Thought about that for sure. We ran a poll in the FB group and tumbler blew everything else away. The next design for the print on the tumbler is going to be very traditional/nerdy!
 
Thought about that for sure. We ran a poll in the FB group and tumbler blew everything else away. The next design for the print on the tumbler is going to be very traditional/nerdy!

Those tumblers also seem to be pretty durable and less likely to break if you do accidentally drop it. ******* stemmed glass or crystal breaks if you look at it wrong.
 
Sharing some thoughts: made a biab order and etre order a few days apart last week, both left belgium and arrived to jfk on the same day. I noticed USPS doesn't scan when it arrives and exits customs anymore, it just lets you know when its processed through ISC and then when it gets to your local post office. My etre box came 2 days earlier than the biab box, no problems, but my biab box (which was about twice the size) was held longer. When I finally got the biab box it had a huge deep gash on the bottom (leaving everything exposed) and it was obvious that customs was digging around. Luckily all my bottles were there, haven't fully inspected each for tampering yet. What I think happened was 2 boxes from 2 different sources going to the same address might of looked suspicious for customs so TLDR is don't have 2 orders shipped at the same time.
 
Sharing some thoughts: made a biab order and etre order a few days apart last week, both left belgium and arrived to jfk on the same day. I noticed USPS doesn't scan when it arrives and exits customs anymore, it just lets you know when its processed through ISC and then when it gets to your local post office. My etre box came 2 days earlier than the biab box, no problems, but my biab box (which was about twice the size) was held longer. When I finally got the biab box it had a huge deep gash on the bottom (leaving everything exposed) and it was obvious that customs was digging around. Luckily all my bottles were there, haven't fully inspected each for tampering yet. What I think happened was 2 boxes from 2 different sources going to the same address might of looked suspicious for customs so TLDR is don't have 2 orders shipped at the same time.
Possibly the quality of the boxes? My most recent biab order had a huge cut in the side of it and you could see the bottles (in their pool noodles) clearly through it.
 
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