Lindemans Cassis Lambic

Not as sweet as expected, quite tart. Nice currant flavor, easy drinking, like the tartness of this one.

Simultaneously sweet and tart. Very fruity, almost tastes like carbonated juice. But, with that lambic sourness in the background. Wheaty and crisp, balancing the sweetness of the currants. Mouth puckeringly good. Nice carbonation adds depth without overpowering. In my mind, exactly what a fruit lambic should be. Miles ahead of the peche

Tap: Sweet fruity smell. Decent mouth feel. Tasted like carbonated fruit juice. I guess I just don’t have enough experiance with lambics to appreciate them.

Bottle. Falstaff, Place de la Bastille. Nice fruit lambic; blacurrant purple colour with a big pink/purple head. Aroma of blackcurrent. Taste is blackcurrants and nicely tart. Very good.

This brew wasn’t that bad, I was expecting a more sweet taste from this, but didn’t get it. Light carbonation, but smooth going down, not a bad one after all.

mmmmm, i love me a lamb....dark ruby...great light purple head...deep berry smell...like wine but only the nicest qualitys there of...somewhat sour tang...bitter touch, enjoyable.

bottle poured a cloudy reddish purple with large lasting creamy light burgandy head. Aromas of black currants, a bit of wheat and a hint of honey. Palate was light bodied and tart. Flavors of currants, honey and some wheat with a lingering sweetart finish. My favorite Lindemans so far, still a bit sweet though.

While this is easily the tartest of the Lindeman’s lambics, it’s still fairly sweet. It’s what makes it one of my personal favourites. And the nearly- purple red colour is always good for making people what you’re drinking, exactly.