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United States · Fruit Wheat (Raspberry) · 5.5% ABV
55%
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hopIQ take
Jackie O's Razz Wheat if you want a real beer with substance and flavor,
Lindemans Framboise if you want something closer to a dessert drink.
The Jackie O's hits at 5.5% ABV with actual wheat beer backbone behind the raspberry—you're drinking beer that happens to be fruity. Lindemans is half the alcohol, half the body, and tastes more like Belgian fruit juice with a whisper of beer underneath. Both have identical bitterness, so that's not the differentiator here.
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Tasting notes
Jackie O's Razz Wheat
Jackie O's Razz Wheat feels like actual beer—creamy wheat base with real substance on the palate, then the raspberry comes in clean and tart without being candied. There's a slight tartness that cuts through the malt sweetness, so it doesn't cloying. You notice the carbonation actively working with the flavors. This is the beer you drink when you want flavor and complexity, not just a novelty fruit thing.
Lindemans Framboise
Lindemans Framboise hits your nose first with bright, almost artificial raspberry—the kind of smell that tells you this is more dessert than beer. The body is thin and slightly sweet, almost like a fruit soda with a dry finish. It's genuinely pleasant if you're in the mood for it, but there's no beer texture here, just carbonation and fruit. It sits light and refreshing, barely warming.
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