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scottran 3T WIS 
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Wife and I were out for dinner at a local tavern that carries all kind of microbrews. I like lambics such as Sam Adams cranberry lambic. Tonight I tried a Belgium Framboise Lambic beer. Its made by Lindemans and imported by Merchant Du Vin Corp. out of Tukwila Wa. Their site is merchantduvin.com. Its a raspberry beer. I had seafood and it went well with the dish. Very flavorful and awesome aroma. I took home six more bottles. They come in a 12 oz corked bottle and I paid $8 each. I believe the alcohol content is a little higher than regular beer as I was feeling it a little. If you want to try something new you wont go wrong with this. hand6.gifhand6.gif |
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Skipdawg 3T WIS 
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Oh yea very good beers. One thing i did in the Navy was try as many different Ale's and beer's as I could from every country we hit. I lost count after passing the 250 mark. LOL :D |
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scottran 3T WIS
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Skipdawg wrote: Oh yea very good beers. One thing i did in the Navy was try as many different Ale's and beer's as I could from every country we hit. I lost count after passing the 250 mark. LOL :D Very cool Skip! I just recently decided to try as many microbrews as I could. I bought the Sam Adams brewmaster winter asst and enjoyed it greatly. I need to get the summer one now. Also need to try as many of the other brands as well. |
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murphy j 3T WIS 
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First, I've never heard the term 'Lambic', please explain what that is. Second, we have this wonderful place in Tulsa, that has over a 150 different beers on tap. That doesn't include what they have in bottles. Wonderful place for food, music and Drink!:D |
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Skipdawg 3T WIS
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murphy j wrote: First, I've never heard the term 'Lambic', please explain what that is. Second, we have this wonderful place in Tulsa, that has over a 150 different beers on tap. That doesn't include what they have in bottles. Wonderful place for food, music and Drink!:D Here ya go ;) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambic |
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murphy j 3T WIS
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Skipdawg wrote: murphy j wrote:First, I've never heard the term 'Lambic', please explain what that is. Second, we have this wonderful place in Tulsa, that has over a 150 different beers on tap. That doesn't include what they have in bottles. Wonderful place for food, music and Drink!:D Got it. Thanks. |
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scottran 3T WIS
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Hey Murphy, I had the raspberry. It was from Lindemans. There is a link on the wikipedia link that Skip posted aboout them. It was not sour or bitter at all. It also has just enough bite and kick to it. Last edited on Sun Mar 30th, 2008 09:45 pm by scottran |
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murphy j 3T WIS
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I'm a BIG fan of a good Pilsner, so a little bitterness doesn't bother me:). I guess I'll have to try this Lambic beer when I get home. |
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slinky469 3T WIS 
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Scott, Have you tried the Sam Adams white ale yet it is awesome. |
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scottran 3T WIS
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slinky469 wrote: Scott, Have you tried the Sam Adams white ale yet it is awesome. Not yet, I have tried the Boston Lager(very good), Cranberry Lambic(also good), Winter Lager(good), Cream Stout, Holiday Porter, Ole' Fezziwhig. The last 3 being dark beers on the bitter side but all good. I will make it a point to try the white ale. yourock.gif Thanks, Scott |
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romano 3T WIS 
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If you like Belgian lambics you should try some of the Trappists beers like Chimay Cinq Cents. Over 9 percent alcohol in a 750 ml bottle. First time I drank one was at a small hotel in France didn't know what I was drinking but man was it good. There is a Belgian style brewery in Cooperstown NY whose name escapes me at the moment but they make some killer beers |
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scottran 3T WIS
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romano wrote: If you like Belgian lambics you should try some of the Trappists beers like Chimay Cinq Cents. Over 9 percent alcohol in a 750 ml bottle. First time I drank one was at a small hotel in France didn't know what I was drinking but man was it good.Thanks romano, I will be sure to try to find it. yourock.gif With 9% alcohol I will be sure to try it if I am not driving anywhere.  |
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armandsv 3T WIS
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use the raspberry lambic to make lambic floats with vanilla ice cream do this and thank me later! |
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