Lindemans Framboise

Has a reddish purple color. Aroma is of raspberries. Taste is of tart raspberries. Has a raspberry aftertaste. Mmmmm tasty.

Sample #8 at 1st CST. Pours a pretty blood red with a big fluffy fizzy purple head. Aroma of raspberry jelly, halls cough drops, sweet but true. Super sweet flavor, dessertish, raspberry jelly, true raspberry flavors, enjoyable and well crafter, just not really much of a lambic. Medium bodied, not sticky at all, a bit syrupy and cloying though.

Draught. Poured pale red with a thin white head. Raspberry aroma, and a little yeast. Raspberry flavour with a little bit of tartness and hop bitterness. Very light finish. I would drink this combined with a chocolate stout, or over iced cream, but by itself it’s cloying.

Poured a clear raspberry colored body with violet head. Smelled of fresh raspberries with hints of cream. Moderate lacing. Taste mirrors smell with a mild tart finish. Carbonated mouth feel though not enough to take away from the flavor. Very good Lambic, wife will happily drink again.

37.5cl bottle. Pours an unclear dark pink with a medium size creamy pink head. Raspberry sorbet aromas. Mostly the sweet side of the raspberry is represented with a bit of tartness, finishing with a yeasty bite. Mouthfeel like a sparkling wine. Fairly one-dimensional, but quite crisp and refreshing.

Pours a rich, dark red with little head and lots of effervescence. It has an aroma of fresh berries and sugar. The taste of this beer is almost like a sparkling cider combined with bleu cheese from the natural yeast. Has a moderate mouthfeel like that of wine. This is a very good beer.

Poured red with a fluffy pink head. Aroma and flavor were loaded with raspberry. Very sweet and dessertlike, but also quite tart. Has a medium body with a lot of carbonation. I enjoyed it a lot, so I’m rating it fairly well, but the raspberry is so dominant it’s hard for me to sense the malt or remember that this is beer. But then, this is my first experience with with a fruit lambic.