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United States · Fruit Wheat (Raspberry) · 5.5% ABV
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Jackie O's Razz Wheat if you want a full-bodied, assertive raspberry beer,
Lindemans Framboise if you want something delicate and wine-like.
The ABV gap is real—Razz Wheat hits like an actual beer, while Framboise sips more like a dessert wine. Both nail the raspberry, but they're operating in totally different weight classes. Pick based on whether you're settling in or just tasting around.
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Jackie O's Razz Wheat
Razz Wheat cracks open with immediate raspberry jam—not subtle, not apologetic. There's a soft wheat base underneath that keeps it from tasting like flavored soda, but the fruit is the whole story here. You get the carbonation snap and enough body to feel like you're actually drinking beer. It's the kind of raspberry beer that doesn't make you work for the flavor.
Lindemans Framboise
Framboise pours dark and smells like someone cracked open a jar of raspberry preserves. The sip is almost sparkling—super light, slightly tart, with this wild yeast complexity that makes it taste less like a beer and more like a lambic should: funky, slightly sour, genuinely alive. At 2.5% ABV, it's a sipper that plays nicely with food or just rolls around your palate.
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