Bottled, 330ml Sing top, as L’Ampounette De Redu. Reddish brown with off white head. Harsh, over tart raspberry flavours for my delicate palate! Sour almost to the point of giving up on it. Too much for me.

Ik drink graag frambozenbier, maar dit was echt een tegenvaller. Slechtste frambozenbier dat ik al geprobeerd heb

Top-fermented fruit beer with raspberry juice. Very rocky, dense, high and stable, off-pinkish head, colour a deep cherry red, misty after adding deposit so clearly bottle-fermented. Fresh raspberry odour, sweetish but fortunately not sugary or lemonade-like, some lemon peel, vanilla, bread, gingerbread. Soft and bready malty taste, quickly overpowered by a refreshing ’real’ fruit acidity, raspberry coming right after but again no sugary lemonade effect, finishing dryish. Top-fermented fruit beers are not my favorite, but this one is honest, artisanal and well-made, I have to admit.

Ins Glas ergießt sich ein kupferfarbenes Bier mit schöner Schaumkrone. Geruch sehr fruchtig nach Himbeeren. Geschmack süß nach Himbeeren, leicht säuerlich.

this fruitly beer has a naturally taste, i find a little bit caramelly it has a clear red brown colour with a with head it has a sweet start and a high alcohol it is a good fruit beer

Bottle at home. Deep reddish brown pour, thin off-white head. Aroma is spicy, slightly fruity, licorice and yeast. Flavor is spicy, sweet fruity, sugary and with bitter licorice. Not much raspberries going on and quite boring as well.

I thought this one would have the taste of real raspberry, but it turned out to be a sweet articifial taste. A shame.

Dobre piwo malinowe. Piana spora i nie bylo to jednak slodkie piwo, wrecz przeciwnie lekko kwaskowate, piana spora i trwala. Kolor czerwonu i metny, a po dolaniu resztek zrobilo sie bardzo metne i brudne. Maliny jeszcze bardziej sie narzucaja w smaku. Dobra robota i krachla wystrzelia z hukiem.

bottle at home... copper ... big white head ... soft toffee ... soft rasperry nose ... light bitter front ... some raspberry ... but mostly bitter and a little dull

As so often with Bon Secours, open with care, quite a gusher right after you hear the pop... Deep red colour, not that much foam remaining after a few minutes; the foam has a touch of pink in it, not surprising for a framboise. The aroma is mix of sweet and sour from the raspberries, with some effort you can detect a beer underneath, a typical "amber" smell. The taste is refreshing, definitely not too sweet but not enough body either; there’s the slight sour touch from the raspberries with a rather watered down amber or blonde beer, quite bitter and a touch alcoholic. The aftertaste is a bit bitter, at times almost metallic. For me this beer is too inconsistent to be a good mix, it is as if the different tastes keep pushing each other to the background. It’s also very light on body, with medium carbonation almost adding to the light / refreshing character. Afterwards I read that it’s sugarfree which partially explains the taste. The first Bon Secours that is not a winner in my book...