Framboise De Amorosa - The Lost Abbey

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rAvg: 4.29
pDev: 10.02%
Reviews: 199
Hads: 188

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Brewed by:
The Lost Abbey visit their website
California, United States

Style | ABV
American Wild Ale |  7.00% ABV

Availability: Rotating. bottle (172), on-tap (27)

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Reviews by hawks10:
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hawks10

Illinois

4.47/5  rDev +4.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5

375ml bottle poured into my Lost Abbey stemware...

Pours a muddy dirty dishwater brown with some plum around the edges...very hazy with bits of fruit and/or yeast dancing on the bottom of the glass. Tons of soft and airy light rose colored head forms and slowly recedes, leaving some lacing behind...

Loads of tart raspberries (and other berries in general) ambush the nose...almost has an artificial raspberry syrup smell to it, that's how strong the raspberries are...a bit of an oaky/earthy undertone, but this one is all about the tart/sour raspberries...

Very tart to start, the raspberries really show through. Lemony acidity and very astringent. Puckering, more so than a lot of other sours I have tried recently (been on a HUGE sour kick). The beer has a nice musty and funky, earthy characteristic when you swish it around in your mouth a bit. Finishes dry and woody...complex, balanced, yet aggressively sour, very nice...

Medium bodied with good carbonation, although the carb quickly goes away when it sits in your mouth for a second making the beer somewhat smooth and creamy...finishes dry...

Very happy with this beer from Lost Abbey, while overall not being a huge Lost Abbey fan. This one was spot on in all categories (good have looked a bit better though)...

Serving type: bottle

06-03-2010 00:09:57 | More by hawks10
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Appearance – The cork really popped on this one. Pours a dirty raspberry color with a thick frothy dirty white head and huge lacing. Lots of sediment.

Smell – Sour raspberries, red wine, oak, and a hint of raspberry sweetness.

Taste – Sour raspberries dominate the taste. I didn’t notice the sweetness that I detected from the nose. Very dry.

Mouthfeel – Tart, nicely carbonated, with a lingering sour aftertaste.

Drinkability – I think it is a bit too tart to be super drinkable.

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look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.25

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A murky brownish amber with enough clarity to see a few streams of bubbles but I know there's plenty as its hard not to get half a glass of foam even on a gentle pour. massive light brown head with a hint of pink has great retention and completely cakes my glass in lace, still a think film at the bottom of the glass and lace right to the bottom, looks perfect

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Framboise De Amorosa from The Lost Abbey
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