Beer of the Month: Framboise Boon - A Berry Delight!

Welcome fellow beer enthusiasts! This month, we're diving into the world of fruity, refreshing lambics with the delightful Framboise Boon. If you're looking for a beer that's both complex and incredibly drinkable, you've come to the right place.

What is Framboise Boon?

Framboise Boon is a traditional Belgian lambic fruit beer, crafted by the renowned Brasserie Boon. What sets this beer apart is its spontaneous fermentation process, a hallmark of lambic brewing. This means that the beer relies on wild yeasts present in the air of the Senne Valley, giving it a unique and naturally tart character.

But the magic doesn't stop there. Brasserie Boon then adds a generous amount of ripe raspberries, infusing the beer with a vibrant, fruity sweetness that perfectly balances the lambic's tartness. The result? A beautifully pink-hued beer with a complex flavor profile that's both refreshing and satisfying.

Tasting Notes:

Appearance: A lovely, deep pink color with a delicate, frothy head.
Aroma: Intense aromas of fresh raspberries, with subtle hints of earthy lambic.
Taste: A delightful blend of tart and sweet, with a prominent raspberry flavor and a dry, slightly acidic finish.
Mouthfeel: Light and effervescent, making it incredibly easy to drink.

Perfect Pairings:

Framboise Boon is a versatile beer that pairs well with a variety of foods. Try it with:

Light cheeses, like goat cheese or brie.
Salads with vinaigrette dressings.
Our delicious cheese and meat platters

Brasserie Boon: A Legacy of Lambic Brewing

Brasserie Boon is a family-owned brewery with a rich history in the heart of the Senne Valley. They are known for their dedication to traditional lambic brewing methods, and their beers are highly regarded by beer connoisseurs worldwide.

Did you know that?

Brasserie Boon uses only fresh raspberries in their Framboise Boon, and they can process up to 15 tons of raspberries per year.

The year that is printed on the bottle collar, is the year that the raspberries were harvested.

Brasserie Boon is located in Lembeek, the town that gave Lambic beer its name.

So, if you're looking for a beer that's both unique and delicious, be sure to give Framboise Boon a try. Cheers!

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