Lindemans Framboise

bottle. Poured deep garnet with a pink head that quickly dissipates to a thin ring around the glass. Redolent of raspberries, wheat, and vinous. Flavor begins with short sweet malty note then blasts the raspberries, yeast, wheat, mustardy vinegar, candy sweet finish but lingering sourness. Body was lightly carbonated.

37.5cl bottle, Asda, Carlisle. I love raspberries and this is no exception. As red as you could ask for, with a gorgeous pinky-white thick head. Nice strong aroma, with that subtle hint of sourness in the back of the throat. Tonnes of flavour and taste, not bad for a 2.5% abv! Despite being as ggood as it is, I couldn’t drink a lot of this and a bottle of this size is ideal. Great stuff......

Garnet colored brew with a soft raspberry colored head. Aroma isn’t exactly "straight from the vine"...somewhat medicinal, artificial, and possesses unnatural sweetness. Tart raspberry puree, lemon rind, and cherry skin along with a bit of funk. Not unenjoyable, just a bit Jolly Rancher-like; sugary sweet without depth and complexity.

Rich raspberry taste with surprising depth. Very well balanced between sweetness and tartness.

750ml bottle: Pours dark ruby red with a small pink head. Aroma is all raspberries. No surprise that this is also the dominant flavor. Initial sweetness eventually changes to a bit of a dry, tart finish. Lively carbonated and surprisingly refreshing. I had to keep looking at the label to remind myself I was drinking a beer.

Deep red wine-like body with a pink aeromatic head. Sweet raspberry aroma. Highly carbonated and very sweet/tarte raspberry flavor perfectly suited for a dessert beer

Bottle. Poured deep ruby with very little head. Aroma full of raspberries. Sweet flavor with a nice tangy finish. Moderate carbonation. Very smooth, easy to drink.

Bottle. Pours a deep raspberry color, light red head. Aroma: sweet, with raspberry tones . Flavor: Sweet and light with an acidic, dry and tart, finish.