Bottle, 250ml. A golden colour with a small head. Aroma of sweet peach and yeast. Taste has fresh peach, a touch of malt, a slight hint of sourness in the background, and yeast. Medium sweetness. Low carbonation. Quite enjoyable.

pours a cloudy orange amber color with thick, retentive white head. Wonderful aromas of apricot, peach preserves, rock candy, and perfumy flowers. Syrupy mouthfeel with lots of effervecense. Sweet taste with sugestions of peach gummy candy, dried citrus fruit. Satisfying medium finish with hints of sweet ueasty malt and acidic citrus zest.

375ml bottle (Cracked Kettle, Amsterdam)
Deep hazy orange, healthy head. Slightly drying peachy aroma. Slightly sharp sourness, but also slightly sticky sweetness too. Pretty subtle peachiness, but definitely noticeably fruity. Slightly aged and woody, almost corky, too - perhaps even fusty. Perhaps too sweet, but very very tasty, and slips down very nicely indeed.

Bottle from Dranken Geers. I had this straight after the Timmermans Peche. Copper with hint of pink. A little better than the Timmermans as less fruit syrup, but it’s sweeter. I mean, just too sweet. Some lambic character.

Pours out a nice clear amber, not impressive but still appetizing. Head is fairly thick and not very persistent. Aroma is rich and sweet, and peach dominates but there is still a malty component. Flavor is very peachy, sweet, with a tingly malt undertone and just a touch of bitterness. It tastes more like a cider or thin cordial than a beer, going down the hatch very smooth and pleasantly.