La Choulette Pêche

Brewed by La Choulette
Style: Fruit Beer
Hordain, France

Serve in Flute

send corrections   |   shelftag   |   edit barcodes   |   add pic

14th February 2009
Cloudy amber beer. Smooth sweet peach and creamy malt. Pleasingly fruity but not cloying. Refreshing semi dry peachy finish.

Mostly a sweet marmelade arom, but some grainy notes are also hidden in there. Amber, creamy head. Quite broad taste: The estery fruit is prominent of course, but besides that there is some rye-bread, black tea and slight acidic notes. Interresting, but not something I would like to drink every day.

Orange-amber colour with a slight haziness. Sweet aroma of peaches that is somewhat candy-like, but not overly artificial. Good refreshing body. Flavour is heavy on the fruit, but has a bit of tartness that stops it from being too cloying. Finish is quite dry. I would’ve liked a bit more beer to come through in the flavour, but it’s still better than many fruit beers I’ve had.

Bottle. Pretty solid as far as peach beers go. Not very sweet, quite balanceced, clean, and fresh, nice fresh fruit, decent stuff.

a sim rate: Very sweet/bitter aroma. Peach, yeast and strawberry in the aroma. Very syrupy flavour and palate. Almost seems as if it should be diluted with water and fed to kiddies.Alcoholic tinge at the end. Quite nice, drinkable fruit beer.

Good peach aroma, golden amber, small white head. Tastes like peach jello. Lot's of carbonation, light bodied, refreshing.

Bottle Smokeless Joe’s. I gave it a try because I really enjoyed the Blonde from the recent LCBO Spring release. Golden brown pour. Strong berry aroma that is kind of artificial and actually quite off-putting. Taste is quite nice though - very similar to the blonde in its sweetness, expect the obvious addition of artificial fruit flavours. The beer was quite carbonated and dry as well, giving a refreshing feeling to the whole thing, but also leaving some poor tasting lingering fruitiness. Not a bad beer at all, just unbalanced I guess.

Bottle, bought @ Aakjærs, Esbjerg.
Pours clear golden with a big, frothy white head. Aroma is quite doughy with a heavy dose of sweet peach. Fine enough mouthfeel. Flavour is rather sweet, there is a rather natural tones of peach. Finish is okay with a good malty presence. Good enough for a light summer beer.

Orange-amber colour with a slight haziness. Light acidic aroma of peaches. Light peach flavor to start, mild dry bitterness and light hops. Fruity aftertaste.

Very nice peach aroma, very fruity and pleasantly sweet without being fake. Light bready smell, too. Pale amber with a bit of peach pink, hazy, with thin lacing off-white head. Medium body with light-medium carbonation. Light peach flavor to start, mild dry bitterness and light hops. Pretty watery, kind of perfume-like in the peach department. Flowery. Finish is mild peach, with dry watery bitter. After is weak and watery and somewhat chalky.