Cisco Pechish Woods

Brewed by Cisco Brewers
Style: Sour Ale/Wild Ale
Nantucket, Massachusetts USA

Serve in Snifter, Tulip, Tumbler

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Pouring at Night of the Funk on the Friday night of Belgian Beer Fest in Boston. Pours a hazed golden yellow with a thin white head. Big fat peaches, funky and tart. Clean sweet peach, wheat and tangy sour peaches. Dry and clean with some bright acid on an otherwise spicy finish.

Fruchtiger Pfirsichgeruch, der im Antrunk in Teilen erfüllt wird. Geringe Säure, trockene Herbe. Süffig, rund, die Säure könnte noch einen Ticken intensiver sein. Fruchtiges, natürliches Pfirsichende. Gut! 11/11/12/11/10/11

Enjoyed a 1 PT. 9.4 FL.OZ. bottle of this w/ CurtisMcArthur in Nashville, TN. Poured from the Orange/Yellow labeled bottle w/ trees on it into a 12oz Jackie O’s Snifter Glass. Has no freshness/bottle date. Aroma- A light green tea but noticeable character pops out first. Then a easy going peach note pops out. Very subtle. Appearance- Pours a .5 finger head that dies right off the bat. Has a bright lemon colored body, maybe a light peach similarity. Light suds are left behind. Flavor- Subtle peach flavored candy hits the mouth first and has a light acidic background. A bit of musk whooshes over and very nice for the style! Mouthfeel- Light Bodied, Highest Carbonation, Puckers quite a bit on the finish, and has a musky peach finish on the palate. Great mouthfeel! Overall Impression- This brew started off very above average but then the mouthfeel made it happen! Highly recommend picking up a bottle of this if given the opportunity. Fresh candied peaches with tons of character left afterwards.

Pour out of 750 mL bottle, big thanks to Josh for opening this up! Pour was hazy orange with thin white head, aroma brought big jammy peach, vanilla, hints of nice lemon, lemon meringue, touch of funky notes but fairly clean. Taste is a mix of lemon and sweet apple, tart fruits, hints of lactic and slight funky notes, hints of biscuit and sweet bready notes, finishing fairly tart and slightly sharp.

750ml bottle pours a hazy gold with one ring of white head. Nose is nice and fruity, white grape, lightly woody, lemon rind. Flavor is sweet, tart, lemon rind, white peach, spritzy, limes. There’s a ton of flavor and a lot of it isn’t peach. Medium bodied, tart, refreshing finish.

lightly hazy hay-gold, decent large bubbles white ring, reduces to hazy cap. Nose is burning citrus, light lotion and faint plastic, refreshing but reminiscent of lost abbey. Flavor shows more heavy citrus early, mid has lotion emerge, finish with a bit of sand, paper, heavy citrus, and lightest acetic burn.

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Aroma soft, creamy bit milky soft wheat notes, soft fruit, rose , peach with sweetness of sugars. Pleasant.
Appearance golden with slight haze. Bright white top. presentable. 4-
Flavor and Palate : light bodied, tart, but not harsh. Hint of cinnamon, spice and nutmeg. Oak feel was light, more of a site note. Neat ale.

75cl bottle, thanks GT2. Cloudy golden body, small white head. Aroma is medium sweet, peach, sour, some funk. Taste is medium sweet, tart peach, some sour/funk. Light-medium body, some acidity.

Bottle shared by GT2. Pours hazy gold with a medium, fizzy white head, short retention with light lacing. Aroma is peach, light biscuit malt, barnyard and earthy notes. Flavor is malt forward with tart and funky peach, light hops and a dry finish. Light body, warmth and medium carbonation.

From notes. First reviewed 8/8/2011. Poured from a 750 mL caged and corked bottle into a tulip. Pechish Woods pours a very cloudy golden straw color with champagne edges. A white foam sits on top and eventually just clings to the edge of the glass. The aroma is fantastic. This smells like peach yogurt, smooth and slightly sour, with a little funk lurking in the background. The flavor is slightly sour peaches to start, with the sour flavor growing throughout the sip and peaking at the end, leaving a little bit of lemon behind. Not really much funk here. A little bit of apricot or tangerine, but that may be a stretch. When I first sip this, I could be fooled into thinking this has a fuller than medium body, but it dries out and even gets a little bit watery at the end. Tart and acidic enough to make me salivate but not pucker my lips. Drinking this was enjoyable, and the aroma in particular was fantastic. Having only one flavor and not much depth takes away from any desire to revisit this beer though.

A nice clear golden body with a fast fading white head. Some carbonation present. Aroma had a mix of wild yeast and mild peaches. No real oak note or malts. Flavor was initially tart from the yeast a slight toasted quality balanced it out and the peaches were mildly sweet in the finish. The acidity was present through out the several layers of flavors. Carbonation was slightly elevated and the finish was crisp.