Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

355ml corked and capped bottle. Apple juice pour with no head. Peachy nose, some apple notes, light wisps of wheat. Big, sweet peach flavor, light and zippy. lingering setzery peach finish. Did I mention it’s peachy? I may just mix this with some iced tea just to see... still, a sweet, fun summertime cooler of a beer.

A real lambic heavy in natural, very ripe peach taste... ultimately quite syrupy on a full stomach but still quality for the simple style. Big peach aroma and flavor, perfumey, underlying lambic tartness, a bit candy-ish, could not finish LOL! Wish I could blend in some of the powerful Rosé de Gambrinus I unfortunately dumped out in early May - for me that middle ground would probably work.

Dirty copper mild haze and thin long lasting white film floating on top. Aroma is peach and lots of it slightly sour. It has more of a jam quality rather than a candy one. Flavour is through the roof sweet filled with tons of sugar and candy peaches. Mild malts are noticeable but not too many. This is very dry and I’m hitting notes of white wine as I drink. little too sweet for me its tasting to close to pop would have liked to have seen a little more malt in here."

The bottle looks good, the beer in the glass also. Starts very, very sweet, oily, intense fruity notes of peach. Finish more sourish, unbalanced. Not my favourite!

Light golden pour with a white head. Slight peach aroma. Sweet taste, the peach flavor hits you making your mouth water a bit. The sweetness lingers a long time. One 355ml bottle is enough in one setting for me. Tasty.

750 ml. bottle (2009); pours a clear orange-tinted golden w/ a bubbly white head that left a solid amount of lacing, more than I would have expected from Lindemans; aroma was dominated by boiled candy and strong peach notes; flavor is a shade too sweet, as is the wont of this breweries fruit Lambics, but it is undoubtedly refreshing- again, strong peach flavors w/ a bubblegum undertone; more like drinking an ice cream soda than an authentic Lambic, but makes for a nice spring refresher.

Bottle from Bottleworks. Pours an interesting dark orange with a cream head. All I smeall is peach. All I taste is peach. This would be fantastic on a summer day outside. Finishes smooth with very light fizz. Very drinkable. Not complex at all, but just good.

Aroma - Peaches and apricot. Taste - a kind of bitter peach/apricot. Overall - very good. Nice for 1 glass but not much more unless you enjoy really sweet beer.