Four Peaks Arizona Peach

Brewed by Four Peaks Brewing Company
Style: Fruit Beer
Tempe, Arizona USA

Serve in Flute, Shaker

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Draft - big peachy nose. Clear gold with a white head. Very light-bodied. Flavor dominated by peach. Very refreshing. Good for what it is.

(Draught) Pours a clear yellow body with a medium white head. Aroma of peach and wheat. Flavor of peach, wheat, and light grass. Not bad for what it is.

Not a bad little fruit beer. A little light on the beer, but the peach seem real, expecially given it was peach. Real peaches can seem syrupy, fruit beers are almost always syrupy, this one wasn’t. googd work Four Peaks. That said, its still a fruit beer.

Aroma is really peach. Color is golden amber. Flavor is peach and wheat. Finish is peach. Really peach. Way peach.

(sample at Tempe location). Pours gold color with white head. It smells like a peach wine cooler. Sweet with a little sour. Tastes exactly like a peach without the artificial flavors. Light bodied with thin texture. Finish is slightly bitter. A refreshing, low alcoholic beer that is realistically aimed at the novice beer drinker.

On tap at the Scottsdale brew pub. Comes a clear light gold with a small white head. Aroma of peaches, peaches, and wheat. Taste is peaches, peaches, and wheat. Too sweet for me. Maybe on a hot day.

Draft at Tempe location. Pours a golden color with minimal head. Aroma is of pale malt, lightly sweet, and lightly peachy. Flavor is pretty over the top canned peach flavored with little regular beer flavor there. It’s not fake peach flavor and that means a lot I guess. I expected a refreshing light peachy wheat style beer and this came at me more heavy in body with less carbonation and more peachy than expected. If it had a lighter body I might have enjoyed it more I guess. My fault.

On tap at Four Peaks. Clear gold color, no head. Aroma is peach syrup, peach preserves, hint of wheat. It does taste like peach tea, very little malt and no bitterness, light carbonation and light body. Good for someone who wants a sweet light drink that is not really much of a beer.

On tap @ Four Peaks poured a clear gold with a minimal white head. Aromas of peach and wheat. Palate was light bodied and crisp. Flavors of peach and a hint of honey with a crisp sweet finish.

Golden body with medium white head. Aroma is unmistakably peach, nothing more. Taste is light and peach. Body is ok, but this one can't hold your interest for a full pint.