Liefmans Frambozenbier

Formerly brewed at Liefmans (Moortgat)
Style: Sour Ale
Oudenaarde, Belgium

very nice sweet tart aroma of raspberries dark ruby color nice flavor of ripe raspberries with a good malty and earthy backbone whish they would bring this back to the U.S.

Bottle - Dark red with small head. Sweet raspberry aroma. Mild Raspberry flavour, not overpowering. Excellent with dessert.

Bottle. Pretty small but lingering head on a brown-red body. Aroma slightly tart and musty with a fruity sweetness. A clean lactic tartness blends well with the light sweetness of raspberries. A small mustiness complements. Not too shabby. It’s a little light on all of the flavors, though - I’d like a little more of everything.

Clear red brown with small off-white head. Aroma of reaspberries with a slightly dusty funk. Medium sweet, but tart flavour of raspberries and caramel.

Bottle at Dæmningen - shared with Mette, Henning & Karen. Clear brown - offwhite head. Brown sugar, raspberries, rubber, bike-glue, roasted notes, syrup sweetness, light suorness. OK fresh summerbier.

Surprisingly this has a rather dense, creamy to foamy off-white head, reddish-brown colour. The aroma comes close to that of wine mash with notes of fruits and grains. Flavours of sweet blackcurrant and raspberries (oh really?) with a nice, careful sourness. This remindes me of cider too, with the acidic and somewhat "green" taste of sorrel... Late late, veeery light bitterness, hardly noticeable. Not too sticky nor sweet to me - nice!

Sample from a bottle brought by some guy from Moortgat to Ma’abarot beer festival. Red-colored. Sugary raspberries aroma. Sweet raspberries, sugar and light sourish oak. Medium-bodied, a bit sticky.

Bottle.Raspberry and candy aroma. Redbrown colour with small head. Sweet fruity raspberry flavour mixed with citrus. Mour sweet than sour. Acidity not very prominent.