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FUNK YEAH if you want aggressive funk and wild yeast bite,
Lindemans Oude Gueuze Cuvée René if you want approachable complexity.
Both are true gueuzes with serious age behind them, but Beachwood's version swings harder—it's funky in a way that demands respect. Lindemans threads the needle between tradition and drinkability.
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FUNK YEAH
FUNK YEAH hits you with serious brett character right away—that barnyard twang mixed with white vinegar and green apple that only comes from real wild fermentation. There's a dry, almost chalky minerality underneath that keeps it from feeling one-note funky. The carbonation is aggressive, almost prickling on your tongue. This isn't a beer for easing into; it's confrontational in the best way.
Lindemans Oude Gueuze Cuvée René
Lindemans Oude Gueuze Cuvée René feels more refined, more like talking to an old friend than picking a fight. You get the funk—it's definitely there—but it's softer, almost herbal. There's this subtle peachy note and a delicate tartness that doesn't assault your palate. The mouthfeel is silkier, less aggressive carbonation. It drinks like a gueuze that wants to be understood, not challenged.
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