Lindemans Framboise

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

Delicious but a guilty pleasure to be sure. At times it’s so sweet it becomes difficult to drink and yet I always seem to finish the bottle. :) I’m not sure this counts as beer so much as a wonderful raspberry beverage.

Had in Lindemans flute. Dessert beer. Pours red with a small light head. Strong Tart Rasberry aroma. Taste is a decent mix of sweet and tart. No detectable hops. A delicious dessert beer, but definitely not an everyday beer.

12 oz bottle ...1st time trying this style...pours dark red with a pink foamy head....strong aroma of sweet/sour fruits...cherry and raspberry....sour and tangy taste...strong fruity....sour candy tasting .... unlike any other beer I’ve had ....I like this a lot...I’m glad I branched out and tried something new ... gonna have to add more beers like this to the rotation....I’m having a hard time rating this because its unlike any other beer I’ve had ..... overall a big thumbs up

Bottle, bought @ SuperBest, Christiansfeld.
Pours a lovely deep red with a small creamy pink head. Powerful deep aroma of raspberries, rather sweet - but very ’fruity’ - not artificial. Kinda lively mouthfeel. Flavour is sweetish with a light tartness to it. Like the aroma, it feels very fresh-fruit-ish. It is okay, but is seriously sweet for a lambic.

Pours plum red with a medium pink foam head. Smells like red wine, taste like raspberry fruit drink with sprite. It tastes good but didn’t strike me a being a beer.

Very strong scent right away with a deep red pour. The flavor was almost a raspberry sherbet, very sweet and tart. Maybe i just dont know lambic’s very well, but it could have used some alcohol content to thicken it up a bit. Still very nice and refreshing.

Bottle from Canals. Red pour with thin head. Fruity rasberry tarty aroma. Flavor was cherry and not as tart as I thought it would be. A little too sweet for me but not that bad.

Bottled, sampled most recently alongside some chocolate cake. Pre-cake, this dark ruby beer with pink head comes across as slightly too sweet despite a nice, full berry flavor and nose. Soda-pop-like bubbling. After a bite of the sweeter cake, the beer becomes a bit more moderate. Maybe a more bitter, dark chocolate cake for this next time. But I can’t see drinking this beer on its own... my tastes don’t run quite this sweet. Update: Pairing this with some homemade cheesecake brought out the best fruity tartness in this beer.