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hopIQ take
Austral Calafate if you want fruit that feels alive and structured,
Lindemans Framboise if you want to drift into something delicate and tart.
The Calafate brings Patagonian calafate berries with real grip—5.5% ABV gives it body to carry the fruit. Framboise is a lambic, so it's wilder, funkier, lower alcohol, and designed to feel almost wine-like. Both are fruit beers, but they're operating in completely different registers.
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Tasting notes
Austral Calafate
There's actual berry character here, not just a wink at fruit flavoring. The calafate comes through with this dark, slightly mineral edge—reminds me of berry skin and crushed stone. At 5.5%, you feel the beer structure underneath, which keeps it from tasting like juice. The finish is clean and doesn't linger awkwardly; the low IBU means no defensive hop bitterness masking anything.
Lindemans Framboise
This tastes like someone fermented raspberry juice and then decided to leave it alone. There's funkiness, yes, but it's refined—almost champagne-like in how it moves across your palate. The 2.5% ABV is barely there; you're drinking something closer to wine in feel. Tartness hits immediately and lingers with this natural, slightly wild edge that lambics do better than anyone else.
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