Today is Zwanze Day 2026, and at a handful of carefully selected bars across the country, Cantillon is pouring something genuinely unlike anything they’ve released before.
This year’s release is actually two releases, both are vermouth-inspired lambic blends made Continue Reading →
Brick Store Pub hosts Cantillon Zwanze Day 2019, at the pub in Decatur, Georgia.
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Cantillon Saint Lamvinus
Demand for one of the world’s most popular wild and sour breweries is causing production issues.
This week, Belgium’s Cantillon mention that case sales limits have dropped from five to three to prevent a complete sell out.
Additionally, Cantillon doesn’t have enough Continue Reading →
Not too long ago, Allagash Brewing (Portland, ME) and Russian River Brewing (Santa Rosa, CA) created a very special collaboration with world renown Belgian brewery, Brasserie Cantillon.
Wild Friendship Blend, born in Belgium, is a three way blend of 3 year old Continue Reading →
It’s Zwanze Day. This is the brewery that is responsible. Because you can’t make it to Belgium, you can see it here. Courtesy of the Shelton Brothers.
This Saturday is Cantillon’s Zwanze Day 2013. Every year the Zwanze beer is hand selected by the brewery’s Jean Van Roy.
2013’s release is Abbaye de Cureghem, a 7.2% “abbey” ale. What is it? Try to follow along…
The base beer was Continue Reading →
