Clark Van Vliet: even moreso than the red ones used in Frampaars. Not too funky, but lambic-like for sure. Soft, oily, rich and fruity with lots of fruit
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Clark Van Vliet is drinking a Framzwart (2018) by Funk Factory Geuzeria at Untappd at Home
750mL 2018 bottle drunk April 20, 2026. Powerful pop and incredibly carbonated after 8 years. This one smells juicier and maybe a bit less acidic than Frampaars and Framzwartje, but not by much. Telltale rich oakiness with a dash of acetic character and
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Clark Van Vliet is drinking a Framzwartje by Funk Factory Geuzeria at Untappd at Home
750mL 2018 bottle drunk 4/14/26. Intense fruit still shining strong after 8 years. Very impressive. Similar to Frampaars, it's very oaky, with a light acetic element, good amount of lactic and mild Brett. The blackcap raspberries here seem extra juicy,
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Clark Van Vliet: even moreso than the red ones used in Frampaars. Not too funky, but lambic-like for sure. Soft, oily, rich and fruity with lots of fruit
Clark Van Vliet: tannin and a juicy berry character that seems to have intertwined itself with the oak. There is a bit of acetic character here, as there was
Clark Van Vliet: with Frampaars. Constructively, that should go, but it's easier said than done. And it's very minor, thankfully. This is a single barrel
Clark Van Vliet: and I think the lack of blending exposes a bit of thinnness here that could be corrected with blending. But again, minor. I'm very critical
Clark Van Vliet: of all things lambic since it's my favorite style. But these are excellent beers, for sure. A shame I never made it there.
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Tavour box find. Still holds up.
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MOKSA JAMBOREE 2026
Clark Van Vliet is drinking The Last Four Winters In Wisconsin (2018) by Funk Factory Geuzeria at Untappd at Home
750mL 2018 bottle drunk 4/4/26. Smells even and well-aged, without any significant oxidation. Tart acidity from lacto and deep cherry pie-like Brett. Like the Frampaars I just had, maybe there's a touch of acetic? Hard to say definitively. Mild funk and
Clark Van Vliet: moderate oak with excellent malt/wheat character and light vanilla on the finish. Good aromatic clarity and strength. Lightly tart up front
Clark Van Vliet: with noticeable oak, but it's soft and rounded with easygoing tannin and just a touch of toast. Vanilla character from the barrel, as well
Clark Van Vliet: as malt and wheat creates a sumptuous texture and there's no big acidity here at all. Just an easygoing tartness that balances gently. Super
Clark Van Vliet: mellow, flavorful, polished. Very gueuze-like, albeit no big funk. That seems to be FFG's only missing piece; but that seems to only come
Clark Van Vliet: with decades of brewing, cooperage, culture, etc...can't just create a Cantillon with the snap of your fingers. Anyways, this is obviously
Clark Van Vliet: blended to perfection and made with a lot of care. Nice to get to try these guys, even if I'm rather late to the party (party's over).
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Wow. Definitely lived up to and surpassed expectations. Solo 750
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Clark Van Vliet is drinking a Frampaars (2017) by Funk Factory Geuzeria
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Clark Van Vliet: big, bold, intense fruit. Not much, if any, funk to this one, and in its place is just jammy fruit for days, with a bit of vanilla character
Mon, 20 Apr 2026 20:57:56 +0000 Report
Clark Van Vliet: from the raspberry, as well. Rich, juicy, oaky, fruity, with a touch of funk, bit of acetic character and a light body that could stand to
Mon, 20 Apr 2026 20:58:39 +0000 Report
Clark Van Vliet: be a bit bigger to withstand all of this acidity. Like its brethren, it's high acid stuff that I really wish wouldn't display any acetic
Mon, 20 Apr 2026 20:58:51 +0000 Report
Clark Van Vliet: character. It's far from egregious, but still noticeable enough to give a slight paint thinner burn. But the fruit is so well-done in FF
Mon, 20 Apr 2026 20:59:04 +0000 Report
Clark Van Vliet: that it's hard to be too upset.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026 20:59:11 +0000 Report