Pepperwood Framboise

Brewed by Pepperwood Bistro Brewery
Style: Fruit Beer
Burlington, Canada

Serve in Flute

On tap at the bistro. Aroma is mostly raspberrys but not much else. Taste is very similar. Nothing special.

Smelt quite nice actaully. It was a good raspberry aroma but it lacked the raspberry taste. It was a clear colour, looked similar to a bud light lime or something. Little carbination remained. It was a light beer with a small raspberry taste. It was ok but nothing I would go out of my way to have again

Clear golden. Bright fruity nose warns of soda pop. Aroma has dull pale malts and husks in background. Highly carbonated. Grainy tapestry suggests this could be the cream ale with a raspberry syrup added.

Had this on tap at the Pepperwood Bistro Beer Festival. It is notably sweet and fruity but not overbearing

[562-20070824] Tap @ Pepperwood (Burlington, ON). Tart raspberry aroma. Clear, brown amber body with a quick off-white head. Leafy raspberry flavour has a wheat background. Medium body. Fair.

Jammy sweet raspberry aroma doesn’t offer much character from the base beer beneath. Clear golden body is topped by a low, fine bubbled white head that recedes rapidly to the slightest ring but does leave some lacing. Overly sweet flavour is offset somewhat by some grainy malts and a hint of tartness from the fruit. Light body is rather watery in texture with moderate carbonation. Sampled on tap at the brewpub.

draught. hah, light golden body with a small white head. candyish raspberry and strawberry in the aroma. flavour is similar but far too sweet and lacking any depth. light tartness in the finish. subpar.

On tap at the Pepperwood Bistro. Light golden-amber in colour, thin oily white head, some light lace. The aroma was of raspberry candies and sugar, artificial. The flavour seemed quite fake and artificial, raspberry sugar candies, very sweet. Syrupy mouthfeel, light body, light carbonation. Finishes sweet, very boring.