Chapeau Pêche

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

Serve in Flute, Tumbler

Pours deep gold into a tumbler. Apple, pear and sour peach aromas. Sweet, stale, flat peach juice with a cloyingly sweet syrupy finish -- tastes like fruit cocktail juice...only sweeter.

this was better than the lemon. Aroma was tolerable. flavour was pretty artificial. but decent.

This $5.79 capped and corked bottled brew from a bottle shop poured a small sized head of foamy finely sized white colored bubbles that were mostly diminishing and left behind a hazy with fine particulate softly carbonated orange colored body and a poor lacing. The mild aroma was lambic like. The dry mouth feel was tingly at the start and at the finish. The mild flavor contained notes of fruity. A decent one but not one that I would consider buying again.

Oh dear. Impressively sugary and the aroma reminds me a Home Interiors candle gone horribly wrong. Oh dear.

My wifes first beer and Kulimantor, I had a Westy 6. Sugary sweet and not very lambic like. Page 142 of Michael Jackson’s Great Beer Guide only 418 Classic Brews to go.

Orange, yellow coloured, light carbonation, small creamy white head. Artificial peach fruity aroma. Touches of the stone, eldry hints. Medium Sweet-sour, fruity body. Finish is sweet-fruity. Hints of peach, wood and sugar.

bottle - Pours orange colored with a very thin head. Peach and a little lambic funk come through in the aroma. The flavor is very peachy. Who would have thought? It’s sweet and light. I found it enjoyable enough. It might work for someone as an introduction to lambics too. I guess I liked it more than most. Ah well.

Bottle. Very small white head that mostly diminished with no lacing, no visible carbonation, cloudy, floaties, and a yellow hue. Nose was sweet, peaches, tart, and tangy. Flavor was sweet, peaches and tart. Smooth mouthfeel and light body. Nothing exciting going on with this one.