 iwantalambic (1385), St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Mar 9, 2003 Cask at the RAF 2003: Clear dark pink. . . chocolately raspberries. Pretty good flavour for a juice, or kool-aid, but not a good flavour for beer. . . something bad happened with this one.
JoeM500 (1876), Chicago (little italy), Illinois, USA
Mar 6, 2003 Sorry Todd, I have to admit that I, too, didn't like the Framboise. Vinegar thinned out with sugar water and blended with raspberry gummi worms.
jaymobrown (1343), Chicago, Illinois, USA
Mar 5, 2003 Unfortunate from a good brewery. I guess it didn't come out as planned. Stale nose with a fake fruity rubbery taste. Some raspberries I think in there.
npdempse (931), St. Petersburg, Florida, USA
Mar 4, 2003 Brite, Kool-Aid red. Ridiculously sweet with a raspberry candy flavor.spacerspacerspacerspacer
DaSilky1 (1933), San Diego, California, USA
Mar 4, 2003 Updated: Mar 6, 2003cask (RAF): red tinted transparent liquid with a halo of cask-created ugly big bubbles...vinegar, rancid raspberry, and floral alcohol in the nose...soapy thick mouthfeel with raspberry notes, urine, soap, and raspberry soaked cardboard.
jskendzel (602), Washington DC, USA
Mar 2, 2003 Garnet red in color. Raspberries and sweet malt in aroma. Alcohol evident with frutiness that takes center stage. Slightly thin and is in need of perhaps more malt to balance. Overall enjoyable to drink.
CaptainCougar (5379), Rockville, Maryland, USA
Mar 2, 2003 On tap RAF: Sweet candy-like raspberry aroma erupts from the glowing red body. Body is smooth and well balanced with a semi-bitter finish. Nice beer characteristics for a fruit beer.
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