
Framboise inspired sour with Scottish Raspberries
Inspired by the traditional Belgian Framboise, we aged our Brettanomyces primary fermented golden base beer on 200g/l of freshly harvested local raspberries for over a month. This base beer was brewed with all locally grown Scottish barley, wheat and oats, and fermented for around 3 months with a mixed culture of yeast and bacteria.

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Heidi M
@ Muted Horn1 month ago

3.5
Berliinin maistelut:
Vadelmalinjalla jatketaan, nyt sourin muodossa. (Näyttää kans samalta ku edelline mut ei oo :D)
Menee kyllä happamuudellaan suoraan sylkirauhasiin!🤤 Tää on kans aika makeeta kamaa ja ehkä vähän keinotekoisempi marjan maku joka vie vähän pisteitä
Kenny Rodger
@ Discovery Beers5 months ago
4.7
Sweet raspberry on the nose as soon as you open the bottle, pouring a gorgeous red colour. Tart from the first mouthful, it evens out with a lovely raspberry flavour finishing with a decent balanced sourness

Bobby B Smooth
2 years ago

4.0

Henbarris
2 years ago

4.7

Paul G
@ Home2 years ago

3.4
I've had this before some time ago, but here it is in a 2023 iteration. A framboise style sour brewed on Scottish raspberries for three months. It's only 5% so should be easy going compared to 8% barrel aged stuff.
It's hazy and pale ruby coloured, on the nose its all hairy raspberries. That is to say it smells like the real deal complete with fuzz but you can also pick up on the sour sharpness of this brew.
On the tongue it's mouth puckering for the first sip and after you swallow you notice the lightness of this brew compared to bigger sours. It's very simple but that's no bad thing, it's just straight up raspberry sour goodness. Refreshing in the context of sour, would go down well in the sunshine.
It is particularly sharp and has a clean finish that doesn't linger with wood or any other influence.