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| − | Boon Framboise is a raspberry lambic released regularly by the brewery. It is available in 25cl capped bottles and 37,5cl corked and caged bottles. It has previously been available in 75cl bottles and is 5% ABV. Boon Framboise is made with lambic that is particularly young, 7 to 8 months, to allow the fullness and sweetness of young lambic. The raspberries are frozen and come from the | + | Boon Framboise is a raspberry lambic released regularly by the brewery. It is available in 25cl capped bottles and 37,5cl corked and caged bottles. It has previously been available in 75cl bottles and is 5% ABV. Boon Framboise is made with lambic that is particularly young, 7 to 8 months, to allow the fullness and sweetness of young lambic. The raspberries are frozen and come from the Galician region of Poland. <ref name=Summit13>Frank Boon, 2010, [[The_Lambic_Summit_2010#Part_13|The Lambic Summit, Part 13 (Shelton Brothers)]]</ref> |
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Revision as of 15:07, 10 January 2015
Description
Boon Framboise is a raspberry lambic released regularly by the brewery. It is available in 25cl capped bottles and 37,5cl corked and caged bottles. It has previously been available in 75cl bottles and is 5% ABV. Boon Framboise is made with lambic that is particularly young, 7 to 8 months, to allow the fullness and sweetness of young lambic. The raspberries are frozen and come from the Galician region of Poland. [1]
History / Other Notes
Boon Framboise was first created in 1976. It uses 300 grams of fresh raspberries per liter.[2]
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References
- ↑ Frank Boon, 2010, The Lambic Summit, Part 13 (Shelton Brothers)
- ↑ Boon Framboise - http://www.boon.be/en/our-beers/framboise-boon (English)
