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  • noun A Belgian beer made by blending young and old lambics and bottling them for a second fermentation.

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Examples

  • Then head to Les Brasseurs de la Grand-Place, a brew pub with blonds, ambers, triples and darks, as well as five Trappistes, barrel beers and a couple of the self-fermented, sparkling beers known as gueuze lambic that are as close as beer gets to champagne.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed 2010

  • Then head to Les Brasseurs de la Grand-Place, a brew pub with blonds, ambers, triples and darks, as well as five Trappistes, barrel beers and a couple of the self-fermented, sparkling beers known as gueuze lambic that are as close as beer gets to champagne.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed 2010

  • Then head to Les Brasseurs de la Grand-Place, a brew pub with blonds, ambers, triples and darks, as well as five Trappistes, barrel beers and a couple of the self-fermented, sparkling beers known as gueuze lambic that are as close as beer gets to champagne.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed 2010

  • Then head to Les Brasseurs de la Grand-Place, a brew pub with blonds, ambers, triples and darks, as well as five Trappistes, barrel beers and a couple of the self-fermented, sparkling beers known as gueuze lambic that are as close as beer gets to champagne.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed 2010

  • Then head to Les Brasseurs de la Grand-Place, a brew pub with blonds, ambers, triples and darks, as well as five Trappistes, barrel beers and a couple of the self-fermented, sparkling beers known as gueuze lambic that are as close as beer gets to champagne.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed 2010

  • Then head to Les Brasseurs de la Grand-Place, a brew pub with blonds, ambers, triples and darks, as well as five Trappistes, barrel beers and a couple of the self-fermented, sparkling beers known as gueuze lambic that are as close as beer gets to champagne.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed 2010

  • Then head to Les Brasseurs de la Grand-Place, a brew pub with blonds, ambers, triples and darks, as well as five Trappistes, barrel beers and a couple of the self-fermented, sparkling beers known as gueuze lambic that are as close as beer gets to champagne.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed 2010

  • Etc: Paired at Chicago's Publican Restaurant with mussels steamed with shallots, garlic, bay leaf, butter, lemon juice, chili flake, and gueuze.

    Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? Maria Finn 2010

  • Prices vary widely, but expect to pay $14 to $20 for a 750-milliliter bottle of Cantillon's gueuze, and generally more for the more unusual varieties.

    Tracking an Ancient Belgian Beer 2009

  • Boulettes à la gueuze -- meatballs in a rich gueuze sauce -- takes the cake.

    Tracking an Ancient Belgian Beer 2009

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