St. Louis Framboise

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

@Mr Pickwicks VT-on tap-pours a tight pink head that laces and red color. Aroma is raspberry. Taste is creamy/tart raspberry, light malt. Smooth.

Bottle shared at EDAs post Thanksgiving bash. Poured a murky purple/brown body with a smaller foamy purple head. Aroma is sweet and tart with tons of raspberry and sugar. The flavor is so over the top with sweetness that it seems artificial. There is also a good amount of lip smacking tartness in the mix but the sweetness seems more sugar based then from actual raspberry. This one drinks nice and smooth with a medium body and soft carbonation. Nice but the sweetness needs to be toned down.

Clear, dark red with thin dark head. Strong raspberry nose. Sweet and full of fruit with a sour lambic followup. Not much of a finish. Overall a bit unbalanced, too sweet.

Deep purple in color with a medium sized pinkish head, good staying power, very attractive lacing. Aroma of fresh fruit. Taste begins sweet and rapidly turns more sour, with a bit of citrus and a very faint mustiness. Sour and slightly dry finish. Nice, but in small doses.

Beer or was it wine cooler tasting at wine world? Seriously, i know many like this but it was the late 80s with Bartles and James as i sipped and frowned.....

Bottle 0.25 L. Very delicious and funny raspberry lambic. Dark ruby colour and solid foamy pink head. Refreshingly fruity and sour aroma/palate.

Amber, small white head. Aroma of yeast funk and raspberries. Flavor is tangy and sweet and filled with wild yeast funkiness. Not bad.

375 ml bottle. Nearly opaque red-brown with a lasting raspberry cream head. Big aroma of fresh raspberries and ozone. Flavor is the same with some light tartness. Medium body is a little sticky and tingly with carbonation. Beautiful lacing left all over the glass. Sweet and delicious fruit dessert.