Definitions
WordNet 3.0
- n. the common European raspberry; fruit red or orange
Examples
“This time I am wearing a velour two-piece in framboise* but before I can make it outside to erase her last impression, she's hung the sac à pain* on the gate, returned to her truck and put it into first.”
“Creme de mure is blackberry liqueur; its cousins would be creme de cassis, the black-currant liqueur, and creme de framboise, the raspberry liqueur.”
The Washington Post: Cocktails That Complete Me: The Bramble
“Try a little rum or brandy, or an eau de vie such as framboise in which case serve a few exquisite raspberries on the side.”
The Guardian: Nigel Slater's classic chocolate mousse recipe
“The failure of the MSM as well as the bloated Eurocracy to understand the implications of the sublime framboise the Irish have blown at the EU's antidemocratic power-grab is excellently highlighted by Richard North on EU Referendum.”
“As an adult, I know better, of course (cough, cough): at my current Episcopal church we put a healthy slug of framboise in the strawberry-raspberry sauce we slather over our pancakes.”
“Fractale-Framboise, Éric Gauthier, Christian Sauvé, Laurine Spehner (blogue/blog) [www. fractale-framboise.com]”
“Fruit flavorings are common -- Kriek is lambic brewed with cherries; framboise, with raspberries.”
“There is no framboise down here, no frivole, just blackened cement.”
“There are also beers that put the focus on spices and fruits: wit, framboise, fruited stouts, saison.”
Hey Barkeep! Can I Get A Beer Without Any Of These Hops That Everyone Seems So Keen On?
“One ambitious brewer in the French part of the Basque region, Oldarki, has launched a pacharán-infused beer that is finding an audience with fans of framboise.”
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Arcades Ambo
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