Cantillon Foufoune

• Name: Cantillon Foufoune, 5%, Belgium
  
• Appearance: Cap&Cork. Light orange, cloudy. Very little head.
  
• Aroma: Sour, little bit fruity. Apricot.
  
• Taste: Pretty sour. Bit of fruit. Quenching.
  
• Bought: Beers of Europe, 375 ml, £3.49
  
• Overall score: 0/6
  
• Info: 7/2-2007, 162/300, 17/100
  

Cantillon Kriek

• Name: Cantillon Kriek, 5%, Belgium
  
• Appearance: Cap&Cork. Light red, pink. Cloudy. No head at all. Little bit when warmer.
  
• Aroma: Sour fruit. Bit of cherry.
  
• Taste: Incredibly sour, some fruit. Cherry. Quenching!!!
  
• Bought: Beers of Europe, 375 ml, £2.69
  
• Overall score: 0/6
  
• Info: 30/9-2006, 155/300, 101/500

Cantillon Gueuze-Lambic

• Name: Cantillon Gueuze-Lambic, 5%, Belgium
  
• Appearance: Cap&Cork. Light brown. Cloudy. No head, or a little bit.
  
• Aroma: Like cider, again.
  
• Taste: Sour. Like gone-off Champagne.
  
• Bought: Beers of Europe, 375 ml, £2.39
  
• Overall score: 0/6
  
• Info: 2/9-2006, 151/300, 81/500

Cantillon Rosé de Gambrinus

My second lambic/gueuze, and a 750 ml bottle as well...

• Name: Cantillon Rosé de Gambrinus, 5%, Belgium
  
• Appearance: Cap&Cork. Orangy pink, cloudy. Absolutely no head.
  
• Aroma: A bit like cider. Vinegary.
  
• Taste: Hint of raspberry, vinegary. Pretty sour. Like it is bad.
  
• Bought: Beers of Europe, 750 ml, £4.69
  
• Overall score: 0/6
  
• Info: 10/3-2006, 88/300, 52/500

Rodenbach Grand Cru

The "Belgian Sour Red Beer" chapter in the 300-book had scared me for a while, but I had to get it over with. Luckily only one beer in that section!

• Name: Rodenbach Grand Cru, 6%, Belgium
  
• Appearance: Dark brown, redish. Little bit of head.
  
• Aroma: Sour, winey. Red wine vinegar?
  
• Taste: Very sour. Vinous. Sour fruit. Quenching.
  
• Bought: Beers of Europe, 330 ml, £1.99
  
• Overall score: 0/6
  
• Info: 17/2-2006, 76/300, 45/500, 7/100
  

Schultheiss Berliner Weisse Original

I was only supposed to rate beers from 1/6 to 6/6, but that was before I tasted this one... This was the worst beer I'd ever tried (at least up until now), and made me question the whole 300-beers project... The bottle was 3.3%, not 3% as in the 300-book or 3.7% as in the 500-book.

• Name: Schultheiss Berliner Weisse Original, 3.3%, Germany
  
• Appearance: Pale yellow-brown, no head, fizzy.
  
• Aroma: Not wheaty at all, fruity. As if it is not ready.
  
• Taste: Absolutely revolting. Acidic. Sour, though hint of fruit.
  
• Bought: Beers of Europe, 330 ml, £0.95
  
• Overall score: 0/6
  
• Info: 19/11-2005, 55/300, 35/500