Belle-Vue Framboise

Brewed by Belle-Vue (InBev)
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Sint-Pieters-Leeuw, Belgium

Bottle at Plan B, Best Before 2004. Amber colour with a small off white head. Aroma is syrup like raspberries, wood and weak notes of hay. The flavour was not as sweet as feared, but non-sweet honey like and raspberries with a woody and sour touch to it.

375ml bottle from the LCBO. Big aroma of raspberries. Taste is sweet and tart. Goes good on vanilla ice cream.

Bottle, bought @ Bierpaleis, Brügge.
Pours a wonderful, clear, dark red with a staying, frothy, pink head. Aroma has some grainy malts with the requisite tart/sweet raspberries. Medium carbonation, fair mouthfeel. Flavour is relatively sweet, there are notes of almonds and malts. The raspberries hace only very light tartness. Lambic? Not really...

Got a sixer of this :You know after almost dieing last year, Ive found a new optimism,that was in fact an old optimism.It means I do things I would not of had the guesto to do before, like buying six packs of beer with raspberries in them:Not exactly a Cantillon, but its not as bad as some of the negative press. It smells authentic and drinks down being less sugary than some Lambics with sugar added . Not very sour or acidic . A bit of a chick beer cause of these factors , but it is plesant stuff.

Wow - very disapointing. Pours a greyish brown color with a very slightly off-white head. Flavor is like sickly sweet cherry soda. Reminds me of a "Franks Black Cherry Wishniak" soda. Musty, non-earthy, not tart, getting dumped in the drain.

big pink head, nice lacingredish copper color. Nose is realy nice not fake like usual rasberries, lambic tartness. pretty carbonated but nicenot to sweet the lambic is there and the rasberrie doesn’t taste like syrup.

Bottle(thanks dad): not bad, not good but not bad, sweet but not too much, some sourness, some dryness, some real, not artificial, raspberries notes, very drinkable overall.