Chapeau Pêche

Brewed by Brouwerij De Troch
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Ternat-Wambeek, Belgium

Serve in Flute, Tumbler

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Peach and wood aroma, hazy apricot colour, slim fluffy white head, a few floaties. Sour, more apricot flavour, than peach, great mouthfeel, lots of tongue tingle. Nicely sour, tart. A fair Lambic.

A little too sweet for a pêche lambic, lactic acid finish (sour)is too weak for the sweetness.

Strong peach aroma, a bit dusty. Sweet and sour taste, strong peach taste, a bit artificial.

Faint hazy amber with a 3 bubble wide white glass rim for a head. Faint mouldy leather yeast and weak ripe peach and marzipan aroma. Soft bitter/sweet palate, with a touch of sour and not much of anything else really. Faint peach, blandish sour sweet and hint of bitter flavours. Ordinary stuff.

Clear amber, minimal head and lace. Nose is very ripe peach, front is like drinking peach juice from the can, the top light, the finish is lighly carbonated and overly sweet.

pale orange colour, fine head, candy, aggressive peach aroma, terribly sweet - simple revolting

Boring. This missed the mark for me, regarding lambicy-ness, as well as tasty fruitiness. I was underwelmed.

Very good for those beerlovers who love drink beer and wanna drink it instead of wine or champagne when celebrate something.

A little skunky. Sweet peachy beginnning with some corn sileage and a semi tart finish. Much too sweet for my palate.

Fresh fruit flavours, sweet palate, hint of barnyard and leather (especially on the nose).