Lindemans Framboise

tap. pours a pinkish red with small head. too sweet and sugary. doubt they even use real raspberries.

bottle, pours light pink with a thin white head. Lots of raspberry jam in the aroma. Full of raspberry puree and light horseblanket in the finish. Mild and sweet.

A wonderfully refreshing lambic. Tasted more like raspberry champagne than beer. No head to speak of but a beautiful reddish-purple body. Served in a Lindeman’s logoed pilsner glass.

Pourrs a deep ruby read, smells of sweet raspberries. The flavor is nicely balanced between the sweetness/tartness of the raspberries, and the sour flavor of the lambic. really nice combination.

750 ml bottle (Marcello’s, Lafayette, LA) - Aroma: fruity (raspberries) Appearance: red color, clear, red head; Flavor: mod to high sour or acidic, fruity (raspberry), low sweetness; Mouthfeel: low body, high tart, high carbonation; Overall: fruity, sour low alcohol.

This was on tap at a local Mexican place (La Cueva) and I thought why not give it a try. It was served in what looked like a Lindeman’s Framboise pokal glass, very nice. Dark, maroon-red color almost purple. Smell was instant raspberries and not much else. The taste was like a syrupy raspberry juice, very good but I didn’t want more than a couple ounces. This was an interesting beer but not something I would revisit. Serving type: on-tap Reviewed on: 10-09-2007 15:53:31

a brew with a nice aroma of fruit and a equally appealing flavor. a touch chalky and a bit light of palate it is fizzy. all in all a pretty darn good alcohol infuzed malt beverage, and not an impressive beer.