Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

0.25L bottle. Almost no head, murky thick orange colour, strong aroma of peach with some cheesy notes, strong carbonation. Taste of dried apricots with some citrusy notes, much too sweet with no bitterness and very little sourness, making it mhard to be sure if it is a beer or a fizzy soft drink, pleasant long fruity aftertaste.

Pours hazy orange with a bubbly off-white head. the aroma is very peachy with hints of sourness, but mainly fruity sweetness. Medium smooth body with fairly subdued carbonation. The is a lot of natural taste peach and lots of sweetness, but it is not too cloying. Like the aroma there is a bit of sour / tartness, but it is not up front like unsweetened lambics. Once again there are very little of the traditional lambic traits, but for a fruit beer this is pretty enjoyable. The finish has light sourness and some spiciness. Enjoyable and refreshing for what it is.

My favorite lambic of them all. Great aroma of peaches with a perfect tart, peach flavor. Really delicious. Easy to drink and perfect for the wives who dont like beer.

Extremely cloudy look and the head vanishes quickly. Flavor is of sweet apples, but is too sweet for the style. Do they just dump sugar in this stuff? Champgene like.

pours honey orange in color. Aroma of peach syrup.Decent taste but not neary as good as the raspberry. More of a watered down taste but more of a beer taste.

Bottle, Cloudy yellow/orage pour. Sour peach aroma and flavor. I don’t like lambics but this ok.

Tap: watery, sugery, artificial peach flavor, faint sourness, that’s about it.

Hazy honey color, served too cold @ Abbey Brewing Co, Miami Beach. Smells like peach cobbler. Soft, gentle mouthfeel. Sugary sweet candy taste.