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Framboise (French pronunciation: [fʁɑ̃bwaz]) is a
Belgian lambic beer
fermented with
raspberry (
framboise is the
French word for raspberry). In English...
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Magdelaine La
Framboise (1780–1846), born Marguerite-Magdelaine Marcot, was one of the most
successful fur
traders in the
Northwest Territory of the United...
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Framboise River is an
estuarine river in Cape
Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada. The
Framboise River (CAMVI) is an
estuary that
extends to the northwest...
- in 1978.
Shortly after, in 1980 the
brewery started its
production of
Framboise. Consequently, in 1986 and 1987,
Lindemans added C****is and Pêcheresse...
- 13th century.
Types of
lambic beer
include gueuze,
kriek lambic, and
framboise.
Lambic differs from most
other beers in that it is
fermented through...
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Framboise (/fræmˈbwɑːz/;
Framboise,
French for "Raspberry") is a
small community in the
Canadian province of Nova Scotia,
located in
Richmond County. It...
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historical fiction. One
narrative strand follows Framboise Dartigen's
childhood during the
German Occupation.
Framboise remembers her
difficult relationship with...
- with more
fruit (cherries) Lou Pepe
Framboise - with more
fruit (raspberries)
Magic Lambic - 80% Lou Pepe
Framboise and 20%
blueberry lambic with vanilla...
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refermented with
cherries to make kriek, or
fermented with
raspberries to make
framboise.
Flemish old
brown beers go
through a
multiple stage fermentation process...
- vie de
Poire Williams when made from the
Williams pear), eau de vie de
framboise (raspberries), eau de vie de
pomme (apple), eau de vie de
mirabelle (mirabelle...
