Cellar Notes - St. Louis Premium Framboise
2001 Bottling / Tasted Oct 2006 (15/20)
Go the tarted up framboise! The is 5yr old example is full of vigour and has encouraged me to lay down a handful of the Timmerman’s to see how they look 2 - 3 years after BB. Outstanding lift on the nose; bright, powerful cherry fruit that is mostly likely bolstered through syrup. No matter, smells very good. Palate a touch less impressive, a simple, souped up style BUT don’t forget this beer is 5yrs of age and thus most likely well beyond any drinking window thought possible. Lacks nothing in terms of quality and simple flavour intensity. Well worth trying.
(e2.2 @ Kulminator in Antwerp October 2006)
Go the tarted up framboise! The is 5yr old example is full of vigour and has encouraged me to lay down a handful of the Timmerman’s to see how they look 2 - 3 years after BB. Outstanding lift on the nose; bright, powerful cherry fruit that is mostly likely bolstered through syrup. No matter, smells very good. Palate a touch less impressive, a simple, souped up style BUT don’t forget this beer is 5yrs of age and thus most likely well beyond any drinking window thought possible. Lacks nothing in terms of quality and simple flavour intensity. Well worth trying.
(e2.2 @ Kulminator in Antwerp October 2006)
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