Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

Bottle. Pours out a hazy yellow amber. Little head and no lacing. Nose is of peaches and tartness. Taste is peach and fruity sweetness.

Nose of tart peaches with a little horseblanket; light amber with a very small beige head; Flavor is of spiced peaches with hints of tartness.

Pours a hazy amber color. The head was thin, white, and disappeared quickly. Had a sour aroma, it was a little disenchanting at first. It tasted wonderful, the peach was fantastic. Adding the fruit at secondary fermentation allowed so much of the flavor to persist. The palate and finish was very crisp and bubbly. My first lambic, so maybe I don’t know enough about the style to truly rate it, but as far as enjoyment goes it was up there.

Bottle. Delicious. Pours a ruby orange body with a small head. Aroma is all peaches. Tastes like a peach spritzer, but with more body and complexity of flavor.

Pours a great golden red with a thin white head. It is like nothing I have ever seen before. This beer obviously smells like peaches. A very sweet fuzzy navel appeal to it. The flavor is very sweet and goes down with a nice smooth peach finish.

An amazing beer in a beautiful bottle. It pours a rich amber with a thick head which quickly disappears. The aroma and taste is lovely peach which envelops your tastebuds in an orgy of fruit. Sweet, but full and very refreshing.

Bottle. Sweat and peachy aroma. Very fruity taste. Minimal finish. Very soft taste.

Bottle. Nice head with medium duration. Color is light golden to orange. Aroma is sweet and fresh with some sourness. Taste is sweet and sour and a good amount of peach.