Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

Light yellow. Hazy. Pleasant peach aroma. Very sweet. Highly carbonated.

Bottle. Low white lasting head. Hazy golden body. Acidic peach aroma. Very sweet peach flavor with a lot of carbonation.

Peach, champagne, yeast aromas. Very sweet, would like if it was a bit more sour. Finish is better than expected, enough tang to have another taste.

This is my first lambic and I was impressed with its refreshing nature. Smells like a peach that is a few days away from rotting, this is a compliment though... Great orange look, lacing minimal head, sweet flavour that , as the label says, is quite complex!!! good stuff!"

Bottle at the Hopdevil in Zagreb
I’ve heard a lot of people rave about this one... It poured a misty, dull darker orange colour with a big white head that went away relatively quickly. The nose was all apricot jam (yes, I’m aware that this is from peaches). The taste was sweet, remarkably juice like, with obvious peaches and apricots... not all that sour and really full for 2.5%. Very tasty and balanced. I like it.

(12oz bottle) One of those "I can’t believe I’ve never rated this" beers. Lightly hazed amber/golden topped by minimal off-white head. Aroma is medium sweet, peach, sour, light vinegar. Taste is moderately sweet, peach, light sourness. Low carbonation, sticky light body.

Pours a golden color with hints of straw and earthy tones (similar to pumpkin or squash). Flavor is peach with hints of sourness that serve to accentuate the flavor. Very easy to drink and a nice change.

I have had this one quite a few times over the years. Sampled from a 12 oz green bottle this beer poured a bright orange-golden color with a medium sized white head. The aroma is strong sweet peaches. The flavor is sweet peach with bitter, tangy and almost vinegary tart undertones. The tart peach flavor lingers on the tongue. Wonderful.