Lindemans Framboise

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

Serve in Flute, Tumbler

Pours dark hazed rich ruby red with a thick foamy pink head. Aroma is candy raspberry like a jolly rancher. Taste is deliciously sweet and crisp with a light body. Some tart berry finish and generally smooth.

(Flute glass) Pours a translucent flat red ruby color with a pink head. Aroma is raspberries with a quiet yeast backbone. Taste is of raspberries and sugar, it is a very sweet beer. Sticky texture, lively carbonation on the tounge and a sweet clean finish. Pairs great with goat cheese.

UPDATED: FEB 6, 2011 Bottle. Pours red with pink head that is wild. Huge tart raspberries and funk. oddly low in alcohol but a lot of fun to drink. I get tons of the samples at backwoods.

Pours out a brilliant red with a massive pillowy pink head that just won’t quit, and leaves much lacing on the glass. Powerful raspberry scent and taste, and it’s not overly sweet, it possesses that great natural tartness that raspberries possess...this is absolutely magical, the only con is the bottle has a cork which I was not prepared for. This is a classy sweet drink.

Aother one of the great beers that were popped at the christmas tasting. Let it be said instantly - this one was past its prime. It tasted basicly old. The pour is rather thin andtransparent with a redish orange attitude with a tiny white hat on top. The aroma is grandios with massive rasberries in an almost synthetic way - very acidic. The taste is very sourly with som dirt (here comes the age) and a lot af rasberrys - again a little synthetic. The mouthfeel and palate is very watery. The age takin’ in to consideration it handles its presents ok - but not more than ok.

well my first lambic rating. had to buy this bottle cause it came with a free flute. Color is almost glow in the dark ruby red with a foamy pink head. smell is raspberry syrup of course with a sweet and sour taste. not sure how i should like this one since im not used to the style. Was good for a try but not going to make lambic a habit. They should serve these at clubs for girls to drink however.

Bottle into flute. Pours a deep ruby with a foamy pink head. It really is a beautiful beer; unfortunately, appearance isn’t everything. The nose is (of course) raspberry, pomegranate, and unsettling amount of sugar, and mustiness. The taste is of overpoweringly sweet raspberry which is much sweeter than the actual fruit with a sourness courtesy of the raspberries’ acidity. I make myself finish every beer, but the sweetness made this a struggle; it was a great deal sweeter than most sodas I’ve had. It looks pretty, but if you’re not a fan of sweets like me, reconsider your decision.

Bottle. Pours almost an Amber color but with a smooth pink head. Flavor and aroma of Raspberries throughout with some slight strawberry and cherry on board. After flavor is somewhat dull but initial palate flavor makes up for it. Best for dessert and/or nightcap. Not bad.