Lindemans Framboise

Bottled. Tastes like a Popsicle. smells great, super sweet and generous notes of raspberry. I’m not a fan of the pink colored head, looks very artificial. Flavor is incredible, miles beyond there Peach offering which is too sweet. My problem is that it doesn’t feel/act like beer. Low alcohol content further frustrates me.

Bottle: Pours a ruby red color with no head. Raspberry extract taste, way too syrupy for me...some yeast notes. Flavor follows with not much else to add to the party. Not a fan.

Bottled. A deep red coloured beer with an off-white head. The aroma is massively fruity. Tons of raspberries, quite jammy. The taste is sweet and fruity. Again sugary raspberries. Ok so this is commercially sweet, but it’s so drinkable and fun. There is some tartness to set it apart from the really crap lambics. I like it.

So I get my sister to order this, hoping I can try it and my wife would like it, and surprise, I LIKED IT! It is definitely a sweeter, non beer like beverage, but man, was it smooth and easy to drink. Sweet, cherry like and raspberries, along with a tartness that flowed seemlessly.

Pours a beautiful slightly cloudy dark red with pink bilowing head. As soon as the cork is removed, room fills up with the sweet and woody aroma of freshly picked rasberries, still attached to their leaves and vines. This is a very sweet interpretation of the style, with the thick syrupy, sweet taste of freshly made rasberry puree and melted rasberry sherbert. Although much criticized for its heavy use of syrup after fermentation, this beer remains a world classic. Excellent as a party greeter or desert beer. Try with rasberry cheesecake or any cream cheese with fruit desert.

22oz bottle, Crazy ass raspberry aroma, deep with hints of wood and vanilla. One dimensional but awesome at that dimension. Pours a deep dark red with a nifty pink head of decent size that dissipates rapidly. Huge tart raspberry up front, a sweet heavy middle and a slightly sour but extremely pleasant finish. Its very good as are most fruit lambics but its not for everyone and it really has little in common with most beer.

Poured out of a 12 oz bottle into a lindemans flute. Raspberry, raspberry, rasberry. It smells like a woody raspberry. Color is deep, not dark red. Tart tast and sour aftertaste. Very light feeling in the mouth. Very tingly, carbonated feel in the mouth. Fun to drink, but for specific food pairings or moods.

Bottle. Cloudy red body. Aroma and flavor is sweet, candy and raspberry. It´s very refreshing! Mouthfeel is round and smooth.