Lindemans Framboise

Raspberry smell and tart raspberry taste (of course). Dark red, slightly cloudy body. Not much of an alcoholic flavor - its fizziness and thickness remind me of a raspberry soda. Lingering finish.

A great beer that people who don’t even like beer will love. Huge raspberry taste and a little tart. My girlfriend loves this beer, which is great because she will drink it while I take down whatever else is on tap. Every once in a while I like having one of these myself.

I Really liked it - didnt expect much - smell instantly made my mouth water - great raspberry taste - but tart - i kept wanting more - little pricey esp for something with not much alc % . Will certainly buy again.

Tasted out of my wife’s brandy snifter at Fitgers in Duluth, MN. Aroma of crushed raspberries with a hint of sourness. Pours bright ruby red. Flavor has mostly sweet raspberries with an nice tart sourness on the finish. Medium bodied with a lingering tart finish. All in all a great dessert by itself.

Bottle. Pours a dark red, pink head almost non-exsistent. Aroma is raspberries (duh!) Raspberries and more raspberries in the flavor, sweet and tart, but it doesn’t clobber you. Had it with desert, a piece of double chocolate cake, a perfect pairing. Also, have paired this up with a Southampton Double White, 80% Double White and 20% Lindemans, nice alt. version of a Bloody Ho.

750 Ml Bottle-Pours ruby red w/some slight carbonation, Strong raspberry aroma & flavor, carbonation definatly comes thru strongly; really not much more to it than that. Like a Raspberry wine w/a tart, carbonated finish. For this style, it was quite good, but I don’t think I could drink too much of it, just not really my cup of tea!

Returning to one of the first beers to make me realize my destiny of beer-tasting the world, way back at Clancy’s (Bloomsburg, PA) in my college days...thick crimson red body with a full inch off-white creamy head in its official Lindemans flute....will it be redundant--or obvious--to note the raspberry? a light yeast strain as well...refreshingly delicious...creamy, fizzy, lively palate balances with a soft presence perfectly...a tart raspberry to start... acidic, slightly burning end...as enjoyable and candylike a beer I’ve experienced...the fiz and burn could be a slight turn-off, but tart and appropriate to its promise...perfect as a stand-alone...

Nice raspberry aroma. Sour finish that almost hits you in the back of the jaw like a Sour Patch Kid (sorry) Balanced flavor that would match real well with a dense chocolate dessert