Bush Pêche Mel

Brewed by Dubuisson
Style: Fruit Beer
Pipaix, Belgium

Serve in Flute, Shaker

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(bottle) pours a clear deep amber colour with a frothy off-white head. aroma of cactus juice, peaches and caramel, with a hint of alcohol, herbal hops and light raisins. flavour is mostly the same, though quite alcoholic, with only a faint hint of peaches and some herbal hops. heavy-bodied with lively carbonation.

Aroma is peaches, spritzy yeast and slightly gritty/earthy malts. The flavor is caramel malts, peaches, mild tartness and a mild/medium alcoholic finish. Kind of an odd flavor to it, mixing a lambic and a Belgian ale made it different but not great.

February 2013. On top at Max’s in Baltimore. Orange color with a white head. The peach flavors are very defined and blends nicely with the hops. Very refreshing.

Medium, almost clear orange amber, very slight head. Aroma is toffee and caramel, booze, and peach. Flavor is lightly peach, some gentle caramel malts, and a touch of booze on the finish, less than expected considering the alcohol bomb on the nose. In the end, the booze is just out of balance here. Not bad, but not great either.

At tripel via keg. Very lovely golden color, with no head and no lacing, very little carbonation. Heavy peach /apricot, sweet aroma. Taste is very fruity with little hop, well hidden alcohol, and not much complexity beyond the fruit. Very interesting and different, but could have been tastier and more complex.

smooth peach supreme beverage sweet with a big slap to the face with liquor flavor

Sehr süßes und künstliches Pfirsich Aroma - Haribo läßt grüßen! Sirupartige Textur. Im Geschmack erstmal nur klebrig süß, dann kommt der synthetische Fruchtgeschmack, bevor es im Abgang alkoholisch warm wird. Ein Damenbier; ich passé.

Una de las afrutadas mas fuertes con bastante sabor sabor a melocotón rica aunque poco repetible

Bottle: Sweet, light artificial apricot aroma. Light sweet peach and apricot aroma, candy, sweetness. Flavor is medium sweet, very fruiy, sweet apricot flavor balanced by a bitter almond and herbal hop notes.

Bottle dated 6/05/2013 on the label. Pour has a caramel amber color and a thin coat of white head that fizzled back to a ring on the glass. Aroma has apricot, big sweetness, and some grain. Mouth feel is medium with a thick coating and a good amount of carbonation for such a sticky beer. Flavor has plenty of sweetness, fairly juiced up on the peach, hefty heat that somewhat cuts through the sweetness, and a bit of grainy malt. There is a lot of pulpy sediment in the bottom of the bottle that I did not dare to try.