A
Belgian Lambic is a type of ale that is fermented by wild yeast
native to a 15 square mile area southwest of Brussels, Belgium.
There are several styles of Lambic, but generally all of them are
pungently sour, very low in bitterness, very effervescent,
peculiarly aromatic, aged for years and strangely addictive*.
A
Framboise Lambic styled ale is made with a particular fruit such
as raspberry, peach or black currant.
This
ale has a strong fruity aroma and a taste of ripe raspberries,
sweet, but also sour. The carbonation tingles in your mouth
and each sip reminds you of a wine cooler. Its flavor is
exceptional and so is its complexity.
*
courtesy The New Complete Joy of Home Brewing, p. 148-149, Charlie
Papazian