Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

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.

Pours with a murky/yellowish - orange color with a pretty large white head that mostly diminishes. The smell is dominated by peaches with a few hints a spices. Sweet peach beginning with a sweet apple ending - kind of weird. The beer doesnt really taste like peach, tastes more like a desert peach cake or tart or something of that nature. Syrupy mouth fell. Very easy to drink.....and very refreshing. I felt as though i can train for rugby and replace my post-training gatorade with some Lindeman’s Peche Lambic!! How is this beer? Overall a weird lambic, but very good nonetheless!

Pours a Merky, yellow color with a white head. Moderate carbonation. Aroma is of peaches, sugars, and some spice. Taste is of sour peaches and sugars with a bittnerness that isn’t overwhelming. Nice lingering taste of sweet peach after each sip. How the hell is this beer?

Pours with a large, creamy white head covering a hazy yellow body. Aroma of sweet, spicey peaches, candi sugar, light sour in the background. Aroma is mainly sweet peach syrup, not tart white peaches like Erics Ale. Taste is overly sweet with artificial peach syrup and some apple cider (non-alcoholic cheap kids stuff). Syrupy too, not proper mouthfeel for a lambic. Slightly fizzy.

Draft @ Fat Heads. Pours a hazy golden color; off-white head with fine-bubbled lacing. Loads of peaches, tartness, and touches of grapefruit and citrus; crisp and fruity. Medium-to-full mouthfeel: chewy peaches, candy sugar, and fruit cocktail upfront; solid, crisp, lively carbonation; reasonably dry, very fruity, and just slightly tart; solid beer overall (if nothing close to the style designation; enjoyable for what it is). Lengthy finish: sweet peaches, fruit cocktail, and sugar.

Very funny beer, sweeeeeeet taste, i don’t like peach but this beer surprise me, it’s not like a commercial ice tee

A lambic I would skip, maybe because I am not a peach kind of guy, reminds me a better version of some kind of cheap local fruit-flavoured sparkling wine (I mean "Fantasia" to the Israelis of you who suffered this drink on shabat eve. two decades ago). Try the raspberry or cherry from Lindesmans.