St. Louis Premium Framboise

Brewed by Brouwerij Van Honsebrouck
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Ingelmunster, Belgium

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Out of a Bios Cherrish sniffer. Beau monde aroma and bon ton appearance. Raspeberries, my favorite fruit. Quite acid tart on the first comencement of taste bud glory. Has an almost sweet tomato soup effect on the palate. Simply delicious. Fresh raspberries. Don’t you just love to say frambwah? Simply DEE-Lish. I’ve never recovered from that first sweet lambic I had nearly a year ago. Finish? What finish, done Already? Blast!!

Caged and corked bottle poured into a Flute, Produced a nice pink frothy head that didn’t last to long but looked cool. The body was a nice clear raspberry red color. The aromas are a great fresh raspberry fruit with a light sourness. Flavors are where this excels just enough raspberry sweetness to keep it drinkable and enough funky sour to keep it interesting. Light and crisp mouthfeel with great carbonation A great desert brew, my wife and I really enjoyed it. I will grab the last bottle I saw at the store I will say that you must split the bottle I could see this getting a little overwhelming after a couple of glasses

(draft) Strong raspberry aroma. Foamy berry colored head, clear red body. The taste was sweet but finished smooth. There was a good level of carbonation. I found this beer to be quite enjoyable.

12.7 oz. bottle- color of murky cranberry orange , and a soft rose delicate head - nose of sweet raspberry , sour , tart , and yeast – taste of sweet raspberry , sour strawberries , and yeast- body sweet / sour , and soft bubbles – aftertaste of sweet raspberry , and sour strawberries

12.7 oz bottle, dated 04/2008. Clear reddish amber pour with a small pinkish head. Massive sweet raspberry nose, somewhat tart and dusty smelling. Big, sweet raspberry flavor, bouncy on the tongue. This beer seems to get a bad rap - I think it’s refreshing, sweet and delish!

Red beer with a sizeable pink head. Aroma is dominated by raspberry but also includes wheat, yeast, and a barnyard quality. Raspberry in the flavor, as well as wheat. More sour than many fruit lambics, with a quick sour finish. Very nice.

Very raspberry aroma with a little horse blanket. Taste is pretty sweet. Not as girly as Lindemans but not much funk either, not enough anyway. A little too sweet, but good.