The entrance is located between the white and brown house. All
buildings on the picture are part of the brewery. |
Old barrel wagon. |
The cooking kettel on the left. |
The red painted mash kettle. |
The stainless steel coolship. |
An overall images of the brewing room. |
Downstairs to the cellar. |
Very old barrels. Barrels carrying the "infinity sign"
(an 8 laying downwards) are still in the fermentation phase.
The barrel on the right down corner carries a cross (†).
This barrel has finished to ferment. |
The complete De Troch beerchoice. |
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Walking through these piles of old barrels is quite something.
The aromatic smell is phenomenal. |
The sign of spontaneous fermentation. Foam and CO2-gas escaping
the barrel here. |
The guide did some great job overthere. |
1 year old Lambic De Troch tasting moment.
This Lambic is very seldom seen in cafés nowadays. The Lambic
is mainly used for blending into Gueuze and preparing the Chapeau
fruitbeers.. It was gorgeous !!!
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Barrels with the infinity-symbol. In full spontaneous fermentation
phase this means. |
The two guides that did a wonderful job. They also offered us
as much as Lambic we wanted (for free!). Really great promotion
! |
Bottling equipment at De Troch. |
The complete Chapeau range. |
Another big tasting moment. 2 years old Cuvée Chapeau
Oude Geuze. The real stuff ! It was one of the best Gueuze I had
that day. Extraordinary !! |
Oude Gueuze Cuvée Chapeau is indeed the proud of this
brewery ! |
Persconferentie
