Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

Brewed by Brouwerij Lindemans
Style: Lambic - Fruit
St Pieters Leeuw-Vlezenbeek, Belgium

Golden color with light peach aroma. Taste of sweet peach with lots of sugar. Not bad.

On tap at San diego Brewering Company. I dont generally like the flavor of peach, but this was good. The peach flavor isnt as pronounced as some other things that try to pull peach off in the flavor. This would be delicious over vanilla ice cream. Oh wait it is a beer.

Golden of color with a white head. A very typical peach aroma with some sour notes. Suprise!!! It taste as a peach? why?!! some sweet notes in the flavor too and it has some hops in the finish.

A Mes rate: Bottle from the Volunteer. I think this one gets slated a lot because of its low abv but the only thing it doesnt do is get you drunk. It smells good, looks ok, tastes good and has that typical slight prickle in the palate that all Lindemans beers have. To be honest the appearance is almost a 4. Glorious head and a peachy colour. A delicate sourness and dry finish give you that lambic character you wanted. There is not much going on other than peach but it is all just so seamless and natural. Ok it may not be a regular purchase for us beer dorks but I fail to see how anyone can have a taste of this and not find it enjoyable unless you hate peach. Come to think of it, I HATE peach and even I like it. It’s good. :)

Aroma is peachy some flemish sour blood like metallic notes. Taste is really sweet again more flemish notes than lambic notes. A heavly sweetened lambic that i won t be having again.

My wife doesn’t really enjoy many beers, but she really likes sweet and fruity beers such as lambics (and I know she loves the Lindeman’s Framboise) so I got her a bottle of the Lindeman’s Peche Lambic for Valentine’s Day...

The initial pour revearls a clear, golden color with a frothy, off-white, beige head and eventually fades to fluffy cream. Peach dominates the aroma with some wheat and sour yeast in the background. The flavor begins with wonderful sweet (without being overly sweet) and ripe peaches and becomes slightly tart toward the somewhat dry finish. The finish has a subtly spicy and crisp hop flavor. The mouthfeel is smooth and has a nice creaminess (probably from the oak aging). The carbonation is lively, but not fizzy like soda. Everything about this lambic is very well balanced and delightfully fresh. I would probably take the Lindeman’s Peach over the Raspberry!

After the first few glasses I decided to get the yeast mixed up into the beer from the bottom of the lambic. The resulting pour was a cloudy/murky peach color and a frothy off-white head (tinge of pink in the color). The aroma was still fresh peaches, but now had some yeasty complexity to it. The flavor began peachy and had some tart/sour wheat in the finish. Medium bodied and smooth. Very good.

750 mL bottle from Jungle Jim’s.

12 oz. bottle. Pours a cloudy orange-yellow with a very small white head. Aromas of peach (of course), caramel and spice. A really nice, slightly tart, peach flavor followed by yeast and wheat. Yummy.

Bottle. Peachy aroma. Golden colour with small white head. Sweet flavor with a lot of peach.