Framboise Girardin 1882

Framboise Girardin 1882 is a Belgian beer produced by Brouwerij Girardin. It is a lambic beer, which means it is fermented spontaneously using wild yeast and bacteria present in the air. The beer is known for its distinct raspberry flavor, as it is brewed with the addition of fresh raspberries during the fermentation process.

Brouwerij Girardin is a family-owned brewery located in the village of Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle, Belgium. They have been producing traditional lambic beers since 1882, making them one of the oldest lambic breweries in the country. The brewery follows traditional brewing methods, including the use of wooden barrels for fermentation and aging.

Framboise Girardin 1882 has a deep red color and a slightly hazy appearance. It has a tart and fruity aroma, with prominent notes of raspberries. The taste is complex, with a balanced sweetness from the raspberries and a sourness characteristic of lambic beers. The beer has a medium body and a dry finish.

This beer has an alcohol content of 5% ABV (alcohol by volume) and is typically served in a tulip-shaped glass. It is often enjoyed as an aperitif or paired with desserts, particularly chocolate-based ones. Framboise Girardin 1882 is highly regarded among beer enthusiasts for its authentic lambic character and the natural raspberry flavors it offers.