World beer from the Pajottenland
Unique taste,
universally enjoyed.
"Goyck" is a blended beer that combines the "Toots" high fermentation beer and the "Lindemans Lambic" spontaneous fermentation beer.
'Toots' combines with its voluptuous, wild beloved, 'brettanomyces lambicus', in an ardent 'waltz', lending Goyck a hoppy, fruity character, a complex taste and a unique aroma!
This beer is characterised by an elegant sparkle and a dry, hoppy finish. goyck refers to the old spelling of the name of our delightful village, gooik... a village and a beer that the pajottenland is proud of!
5 reasons to love our Goyck
Blend of high and spontaneous fermentation
Hoppy, fruity aromas
Local beers united
Fresh yet complex taste and colour
A unique taste experience
Awards 2021
In september 2021, Goyck was named 'World Style Winner' in the 'Sour Wild Ale' category at the renowned 'World Beer Awards' in London. This competition is also known as the olympic games of beer! Goyck will forever be proud to be on the roll of honour.
Awards 2022
In september 2022, Goyck was singled out again, named 'Country Winner' and 'Gold Medal Winner' in the 'Sour Wild Ale' category at the 'World Beer Awards' in London.
Awards 2023
At the Horeca Expo trade fair in Ghent, the winners of the Brussels Beer Challenge 2023 were announced. Brewery Lindemans took home two awards. Goyck was named the best in the 'Speciality Beer: Other Sour Ale' category, while Lindemans Oude Gueuze Cuvée René earned a silver medal in the 'Speciality Beer: Old Style Gueuze-Lambic' category.
The cooperation between the 'Toots' beer company and 'Lindemans Brewery' developed organically.
Geert Lindemans and Koenraad Goddeau, two passionate brewers, both live in the Pajottenland gem called 'Gooik'. Brewing brought them together and they became good friends.
In 2017, they decided to put a blended beer on the market together. After a number of experimental brews, they found the perfect ratio between toots beer and Lindemans Lambic! Geert and Koenraad decided to call this new blended beer after the old spelling of their village, 'Goyck'.