Lindemans Framboise

Brewed by Brouwerij Lindemans
Style: Lambic - Fruit
St Pieters Leeuw-Vlezenbeek, Belgium

bottle, dark pink color with a foamy pink head, aroma of blackberry , cassis and refined sugar, great Chambord and Champagne flavor, well done sour finish

Bottle... Poured deep, vibrant red with a pink head. Well carbonated and obviously dominated by raspberries. Like berry soda with fermented yeast. Really tasty and addictive to drink.

This is miles above any other fruit beer I’ve ever tasted in my life. Too bad it costs about a million dollars and is too sweet and lacking in alcohol to be a more than once every couple years drink.

Pour is deep red with a purple hugh. Aroma is tart but lightly sweet containing a ton of real raspberry aroma. A somewhat full body preceeds the highly carbonated, tart, and sweet flavor. Has a bit of an acidic flavor as well. Damn fine brew.

On tap and in bottle. Poured a cloudy red/purple color with a two finger reddish head. Aroma of...you guessed it...raspberries. Flavor is sparkling raspberry. I have to admit that I enjoyed this.

pours a raspberry red with a thick pink head that quickly dissolves into nothing, with little lacing. 99% raspberry on the nose, with the tiniest hint of vinegar in the back. Flavor is raspberry soda with a bit of tartness. And that’s it. Bubbly, crisp, and refreshing for sure, but really one-dimentional. Might be a decent introduction into the lambic world, but it pales in comparison to other fruit lambics. A nice summer sipper, but that’s about it.

Reddish brown brew, nice lacing, pink hues. Raspberry wheat aroma. Grainy raspberry flavor, like oats.

Tart, sweet raspberry. The dark red color and bold flavor tell you this is no ordinary flavored malt beverage. This is my first lambic, so I don’t have a reference to judge it by. I enjoyed it, but though it is a beer, its flavor and aroma are dominated by the fruit.