Melbourn Brothers Strawberry

Brewed by Melbourn Brothers (Samuel Smith)
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Stamford, England

Not quite as good as the Cherry. Still very impressive, just the right amount of tartness.

Very clear reddish color with smallish thin head. Tasted like a strawberry flavored Sucrets. Sweet and acidic finish.

Lip smacking strawberry. Lots of strawberries in here. Pretty artificial tasting unlike most of the belgian lambics I have tried. Slightly sour, but also not on the level of a decent lambic. Interesting looking bottle shape. Fun for girls.

The color of diluted strawberries, aroma very reminiscent of the fruit itself. Sweet, very drinkable Lambic. Not sour at all, no tartness in the taste. Just strawberries.

Big fruity aroma, that is reminiscent of flav-o-rite drinks from back in the day. Light and fluffy, with a bubblegum flavor and light fruits with a strawberry and melon sweetness. Very easy to drink.

Amber-colored ale. Fruity, tart and rich with lots of strawberry, white wine, honey and vanilla. Very good brew. Not much to look at, but smells and tastes great.

Brewed with strawberries huh? Tastes like they switched to Crystal Light packets to save money. Bad presentation - smells like a soured Lindeman's, looks like iced tea. So sweet, a bit tart; this would be nice on a hot day - truly candy beer.

Hazy amber with a slight tint of pink. Lid of white/pink bubbles. Aromas of strawberry jam and mild dough. Hints of acid. Moderate strawberry sweetness in the flavors followed by light malt and spritzy strawberry soda. A light starters lambic/fruit brew.