Frambuzi
Tiny Rebel Brewing Co.

Copenhagen 8/12 2019. 33 cl can from Meny, Borups Allé, Frb. F. Yellow can with soft, squishy raspberries all over and a small gun shooting even more all over the place.

Pours murky, burgundy with a medium-sized pink-ish head. Very bubbly. Settles as very thin patch of foam. Not even close to covering the surface of the beer. No lacing.

Aroma is fairly intense, very fruity sweet with a light sourness rummaging in the background. Raspberry, lactic sugar. Light citrus and lemon tartness.

Strong carbonation. Thin, watery, lively texture.

Flavor is medium sweet followed by a slightly more moderate sourness. Aftertaste is a tad more sour with a sweet undercurrent of berries. Lingers for a short while. Finish reminds me of a medium sweet white wine.

Decent take on a Framboise from the sweet side of the street. I can taste some berries and it's a fresh experience.

 

canned in a crafty craft can
pours a hazy beetroot juice coloured body with decent enough light pink head
real big raspberry aroma
fruity vinager flavour with a lot of bitterness

Pours a reddish coloration with a small, fizzy head. Smells of slightly tart raspberry sweetness with just a tiny hint of citrus aroma. Taste is a lot more sour than the nose suggests, with very little sweetness coming through. Nice, although kinda subtle raspberry note with some citric acidity in the background as well. Finishes quite sour, with a light acidity. Smooth mouthfeel with a light body and medium carbonation.

I'm not sure if the previous beer with lemon juice I just had wrecked my palate, but I'm getting a pretty strong citric acidity from this as well, which almost overshadows the raspberry a little. I would bet money they soured this with lemon juice, which works well with the raspberry, but seems a little too strong. Still a very nice and refreshing low ABV summer beer.

 

 

 

Hazy dark orange color with off-white head. Aroma has tart fruit notes, lots of raspberry jam. Taste follows with tart raspberry notes and a bit of berry pits bitterness. Body is on the lighter side, light to medium carbonation. Overall it's a decent fruit ale, tart and quite natural tasting.

 

Good raspberry sour beer. The fruit is there all along. Good champagne like mouthfeel. Not very complex but true to what it should be. I like it as it is