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Lambiki Z Perspektywy Doliny Rzeki Wisły Lambiki z perspektywy doliny rzeki Wisły Spisał Rami, 25/02/2020, v.1.13 (2/06/2021) na licencji Creative Commons (pewne prawa zastrzeżone) – znaczy można robić co się chce, kopiować, wrzucać na jakieś stronki (wręcz namawiam w imię popularyzacji lambikowej), wszystko, byleby przy tym nie grzebać w środku i podawać autora. Wielkie podziękowania dla współtowarzyszy niedoli lambikowej (oni wiedzą, że oni to oni), w szczególności dla Pana Kamila M (za wyciągnięcie na lambikowo-brukselski wyjazd gdy jeszcze to nie było modne), Pana Grzegorza K (za uwagi, uzupełnienia, spostrzeżenia plus bieżącą popularyzację panelowo-lambikowo-różnoraką) oraz Pana Marka S (za altruistyczne podejście do chlania lambikowego i insze takie różnorakie). UWAGA: aktualną wersję tego PDFa można zawsze znaleźć >>TUTAJ<< (jest ryzyko, że czytasz nie najnowszą) Spis treści Słowem wstępu i definicji .................................................................................................................... - 5 - Historia ................................................................................................................................................ - 6 - Prawilny proces ................................................................................................................................. - 21 - Lambikarnie i blendernie bardzo subiektywnie (Pajottenland) ........................................................ - 24 - 3 Fonteinen.................................................................................................................................... - 24 - Belle Vue ....................................................................................................................................... - 26 - Bofkont .......................................................................................................................................... - 26 - Bokke ............................................................................................................................................. - 27 - Boon .............................................................................................................................................. - 27 - Cantillon ........................................................................................................................................ - 28 - De Cam ......................................................................................................................................... - 31 - - 1 - De Troch ....................................................................................................................................... - 32 - Den Herberg .................................................................................................................................. - 32 - Eylenbosch ..................................................................................................................................... - 33 - Girardin ......................................................................................................................................... - 33 - Hanssens ........................................................................................................................................ - 34 - Lambiek Fabriek ............................................................................................................................ - 34 - Lindemans ..................................................................................................................................... - 35 - Mort Subite ................................................................................................................................... - 35 - Oud Beersel ................................................................................................................................... - 36 - Sako ............................................................................................................................................... - 37 - Tilquin ............................................................................................................................................ - 38 - Timmermans.................................................................................................................................. - 39 - Europejskie browary i blendernie nieaspirujące do nazwy lambik, a warte zwrócenia uwagi. ........ - 42 - Ad Fontes (Belgia) .......................................................................................................................... - 42 - Alvinne (Belgia) .............................................................................................................................. - 42 - Ammonite (Francja) ....................................................................................................................... - 42 - Antidoot (Belgia)............................................................................................................................ - 42 - Bierstekers (Belgia) ........................................................................................................................ - 43 - Burning Sky (Wlk. Brytania) ........................................................................................................... - 44 - Ca’ del Brado (Włochy) .................................................................................................................. - 44 - Chien Bleu (Szwajcaria) ................................................................................................................. - 44 - Cyclic Beer Farm (Hiszpania) ......................................................................................................... - 44 - De Ranke (Belgia) .......................................................................................................................... - 45 - Des 4 Vents (Belgia) ....................................................................................................................... - 45 - Du Brabant (Belgia) ....................................................................................................................... - 45 - DUST Blending (Belgia) .................................................................................................................. - 45 - Fenetra (Czechy) ............................................................................................................................ - 46 - Goat & Boat (Polska) ..................................................................................................................... - 46 - Gueuze Society (Belgia) ................................................................................................................. - 46 - h.Ertie (Niemcy) ............................................................................................................................. - 47 - Hof Ten Dormaal (Belgia) .............................................................................................................. - 47 - Kemker Kultuur (Niemcy) .............................................................................................................. - 47 - Land & Labour (Irlandia) ................................................................................................................ - 47 - La Sambre (Belgia) ......................................................................................................................... - 48 - - 2 - Lindheim (Norwegia) ..................................................................................................................... - 48 - Little Earth Project (Wlk. Brytania) ................................................................................................ - 48 - Mad X (Węgry) ............................................................................................................................... - 48 - Malpolon (Francja) ........................................................................................................................ - 49 - MeuZenne (Belgia) ........................................................................................................................ - 49 - Mikkeller (Dania) ........................................................................................................................... - 49 - Mikkeller Baghaven (Dania) .......................................................................................................... - 50 - Mills (Wlk. Brytania) ...................................................................................................................... - 50 - Métaphore (Czechy) ...................................................................................................................... - 50 - la Montagnarde (Francja) .............................................................................................................. - 51 - OWA (Belgia) ................................................................................................................................. - 51 - [UPD] Norbæk Gårdbryggeri (Dania) ............................................................................................. - 51 - [UPD] Pellicle Vergistingen (Belgia) ............................................................................................... - 52 - Penyllan (Dania – Bornholm) ......................................................................................................... - 52 - Schneeeule (Niemcy) ....................................................................................................................
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