Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

Awesome stuff... I mean, this is one of those "catch-up" ratings where I’ve had the beer a handful of times before and never rated it. This sampling came in Nashville, at the Boundary restaurant, and boy was it good.

I absolutely love this stuff. I’m still questioning whether it is beer, but damn it is good. A summer day and I might just empty the local supply.

750ml bottle. Housewarming present been sititng in the fridge for a month. Pours gold with a wispy thin bubbly bright white half finger head. Aroma has some light peach and some light funk. Taste is peach and extremely light. Very wispy, but tasty. Should be cross listed with low alchol.

Bottle. More golden than orange-peach in color. Thick head. Slowly dissipates in the the special lambic flute. Floral, sweet, berry - oddly not specific to peacdh. Tangy, juicy in taste. Limited body and impact beyond the tongue . . . which is assaulted. So-so.

Cloudy brownish-gold pour. Very sweet, highly carbonated. Peach aroma and taste are very strong. Very easy to drink, but is this stuff really beer? Tastes like a peach soda. Taste is excellent, but not something I am looking for in a beer. My wife hates beer, but she loves this stuff. Expensive. Overall score is indicative of not tasting like a real beer, in my opinion.

0,375l bottle. I’m not much into fruit beers but this is quite nice. Low head, amber colour, a bit cloudy. Flavor of peaches of course, sweet and sour. Refreshing.

12 oz bottle. Great peach smell and taste through out. Not much alcohol so it is a great starter beer. Another favorite of my girlfriend.

12 oz bottle at Bull Run. This was the first lambic Ive tried. It smelled like a mixed drink with peach vodka. It tasted like sparking peach cider...didnt believe that this had alcohol in it, which is explained by the 2.5%