37,5cl bottle shared by Arve_Christian - thanks a lot. Pinkish looking without much head to speak of. Fruity and funky aroma with lots of raspberries, some wooden notes and barnyard. Solid acididty in this one! Sour and intense with nice raspberry flavour. A bit too much acididty perhaps, but certainly refreshing.

Hanssens Lambic Experimemtal Raspberry 6% Next lets go for the other Belgian. It pours an interesting orange-pink I've never really seen before in a beer but has me thinking wine cooler. The aroma is candied berries and woodsy oak, it reminds me of grenadine.  Medium-light bodied it is very acidic and tart. Berries, nutty almond, sour patch candies and salty. Wow, this is some sour salty raspberry goodness. Incredibly tart but really damn good. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Strange color on this one. Copper pink-ish whit a fine head. Solid intensity in the aroma. Medium (+) body and a fine carbonation. Sour and acidic oh yeah. Not for the faint hearted. But got one friend to try it and he ended his glass. The other ones had enough with the aroma. Yeast, apples, citric and a fine raspberry profile in the flavor.
[Bottle from Systembolaget web order in Sweden]

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Bottle in the hotel. Pours hazy pink orange, nose is funky, oak, light fruit, taste is tart raspberry, horseblanket, sour, dry.

Lukt: Syrlige bringebær.
Utseende: Rød/rosa.
Skum/kullsyre: Ikke skum.
Smak: Sure bringebær med en citrus avslutning. Veldig surt.
Hvor: Nydt@Ølsmaking hos Bryne med Geir og Untapped Erik.
Medium: Flaske@375ml, ABV@6%, Når@12.12.2015

This beer pours a hazy reddish color with a medium fizzy pinkish-white head that evaporates steadily to a film. Spotty lacing. Aroma of raspberries and oak. Medium body with flavors of red raspberries, oak and yeast. The finish is mildly tart with a raspberry aftertaste. Decent overall.

(375ml bottle from Systembolaget) Pours a lightly hazed dark salmon pink with basically no head. Aroma dominated by fresh raspberries and light raspberry preserve notes, red wine vinegar, soft barnyard funk, some vaguely buttery oak, leather. Palate is fiercely acidic. Lemon juice to the fore, sour cherry skin, raspberry, bit of red currant, light white vinegar, finish has some slightly earthy Brett, oaky tannins, and leather. Sharp acidity cuts through that drier finish and aftertaste like a knife however. A little raspberry in the aftertaste too. Lightish body with basically no carbonation. Honestly this is too bracingly acidic for me to truly enjoy, the other components don’t balance it. Even washes out some of the raspberry on the palate. The characteristic reminds me a bit of De Cam Framboise-Lambiek if not quite as good, and I think as far as lambics go it is the one style I don’t love.

Bottle at home. Pours a slightly hazy orange-red color and no head. The aroma is filled with oak and berries, mostly raspberries, along with cider vinegar, earth and some barnyard. Pretty sour flavor with lemon juice, oak, red currants, cherries and hint of the sweet raspberries in the aftertaste. Has a silky mouth feel, medium body and solid berry bitterness. A pretty sour framboise but the raspberries is there along the way.

Bottle, vintage 2015. Pours orangy red, with no head. Aroma is tart fruity notes with raspberries, lactic acid, some funky farmyard and wooden barrels, as well as tannins and leathery notes. Full body, with very soft carbonation. Flavour is sour with lactic acid, tart fruit peel and berries, wooden barrels and notes of musty and earthy bretty notes, as well as tannins and leathery notes. Lingering acidic finish, with tart bretty fruity notes. A bit too sour to balance out, but still nice and refreshing.