Lindemans Framboise

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

(Belgium) Dark Red color with a Strong Raspberry Aroma and Taste, WOW!!!!!! Too much for me, It remindes me of Wine. I wish i could appreciate this like my Devonshire Bro.

pours a cloudy purple with a bubbly pink head. smells very tart and raspberry, much like raspberry ice cream. very tart raspberry flavor with a little bit of wheat that sits on your tongue. some yeast emerges late in the glass. at 2.5% abv it is very delicious but somewhat pointless.

This is nice, tart, and tasty although not as yeasty-lambic tasting as I would like. It is light burgundy with a pale pink medium head thats lasts and leaves prety good lace. The aroma is raspberries and cake with an extra hint of yeast lurling underneath. The taste is light, tart-sweet raspberries with a hint of yeasty dough, tangy, refreshing and just a little bit sharp. It’s very nice.

Aroma is an extreme amout of raspberries with a little bit of funky lambic yeast. Pours with a small, frothy, purple head with good lacing. Taste: no lambic, lots of sweet raspberry syrup....very cloyingly sweet. Dry mouthfeel, somewhat soft carbonation. Way to sweet, raspberry is not an undertone in this beer, it is the beer; think raspberry soda with alcohol.

Fun and tasty if you’re in the mood for raspberry juice. Aromas of fresh raspberries straight out of the bottle as you uncork. Pours shockingly bright hazy red/dark pink with a light pink head. Straight tart/sour raspberry flavor with a surprisingly dry finish (think of how lemonade works on the palate). Good stuff for desert every once in a while.

Bottle. Bright red on the pour, which looks odd for a beer. But the very nice raspberry aroma and flavor, along with a refreshing light tang, make for a very nice lambic.

The aroma of raspberries hit me as soon as the cork popped on the bottle. Seriously, it was almost as if I had set some explosives at the bottom of a dam of flavor. It then poured a clouded transparent blood red. Additional retronasal notes include some kind of yeast and sourness. Simply smelling it makes my mouth water in anticipation of something so sour. Taste is, unsurprisingly, heavy of sour raspberries with a slight undertone of wheat and yeast. The general feel is rather carbonated and prickly like shaken soda. There are virtually no hops or bitterness at the finish.

Hazy red with a weak reddish head. An aroma of raspberry, red fruits and sour notes. A flavor fresh raspberries, sour notes and red berries. nice!