Bush Pêche Mel

Brewed by Dubuisson
Style: Fruit Beer
Pipaix, Belgium

Serve in Flute

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From tap. Pours hazy dark orange with a small white head. Aroma is peach fruity, light malty. Sweet, sticky and peachy. Good fruity beer - but strange to see this from Bush. Bitter and dry phenolic finish with a persisting peachy note.

Orange body, white head. Aroma has sweet sugary fruits. Flavour is bit artificial. It has peach though. Slightly oversweet when warms.

Bottle. Deep golden colour with an off-white head. Aroma is sourness, alcohol, peaches, sourness. Flavour is sourness, alcohol, malt, sugar, peaches. Nice/OK beer.

Brown 33cl bottle: best before 25 May 2012, poured into my Wetmalle chalice on Easter Sunday 2012. Deep golden or light amber, you choose the colour! On top a quickly fading wisp of white. Very slight haze to the body. The nose as you’d expect was peachy, as was the taste: a bit too sweet for me but not as sickly as I thought it might be, the alcohol content helps to calm the fruit down a little: I almost enjoyed it.

Clear, light amber golden colour, off-white head. Aroma of sweet peach candy, light sour touch, light malts. Sweet flavour, candy, peach. Quite sticky mouthfeel, sweet peach finish, sticky sweet and sweet peach ice tea at the end.
(From 33cL bottle @ home)

330 ml bottle. From Belgium. Courtesy of Brandman.
Clear deep golden colour with small off-white head. Sweet candy sugary peachy aroma with some malt. Alcohol, malt. sugary sweetness and artificial peach in flavour. Not very tasty. Too sweet.

Picked this up in Delaware. Paid $5.99 for the 375ml bottle. Poured into a Duvel Tulip A - One-Finger head, crystal clear - Light leather color with a solid cloudiness S - As expected, the smell is complete dominated by peach. Peach, figs, raisins and some syrup in here. It’s almost TOO peachy. T - Wow. There’s so much peach in here, it’s almost nasty. I don’t even know how to classify it.. Standard Belgian pale ale with a huge amount of peach juice. M - TONS of carbonation! The swish brings out all bubbles and all liquid goes away. Pretty awesome. O - It’s good if you love peach juice. If you don’t, avoid it cause it’s a fizzy and heavy peach juice!

33cl Bottle. Hazy orange amber colour, thick white head. Aroma of sweet peach, cream butter, not much else. Flavour is rather sweet, buttery malty, peach, hint of tartness, sweet alchoholic finish. Fat mouthfeel, fine carbonation. It’s a bit like Ice Tea with peach flavour, but with a bit less sugar. Not bad, although I’m not a fan of peach.

UPDATED: FEB 3, 2012 (33cl,Bottle) In a Cantillon tulip; and im wasting my time with this crap . Very generic chick fruit beer.

Ugh! What a nasty syrupy mess. Aroma was actually nice. Big round peach and melon aroma. Pour was an ugly dark dirty brown with a thin off white ring for a head. Looked like dirty dish water. Taste was awful. Started out alright. Slightly tart and peach, but as soon as you swallow this huge syrupy sweetness fills the mouth. Peach and heavy sugar make the mouth burn. The amber beer and the lambic battle each other and appear muddled. This was terrible. Medium carbonation. Almost a drain pour

Courtesy of hellbilly. It pours hazy gold with white head. The aroma is fruity and tart with peach and apricots as well as including some tannin like tart fruit skin and sort of a pumpkin aromatic. The taste is sweet and fruity with peach and apricot like notes as well as a bit of watermelon and pumpkin in the background. Mixing with these notes are modest levels of tart fruit skin and yeasty tartness.