Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

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

Serve in Flute, Tumbler

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Sorry for the german rating, but this is a lousy rating from my "newbie" time (2007-2009), and it’s not worth of being translated. I just added it for the statistics, and to complete my backlog!
Ins Glas ergießt sich ein prächtiges Bier, welches eine Mischung aus einem rötlich orangenem Bier darstellt. Geruchlich dominiert hier eindeutig das Pfirsisch Aroma. Der Antrunk ist anfangs sehr süßlich, der Pfirsisch setzt sich weiter gut durch, doch es zeigt sich auch ein minimaler Hopfenanflug. Gefällt mir persönlich sehr gut! Der Abgang hingegen wird wesentlich säuerlicher, bleibt aber dennoch angenehm fruchtig. Herrliches Bier!

Bottle, 033. Peach lambic, light, sweat and pours. Nice crisp carbonation.

Nicely carbonated. Was the first lambic I have tried. Very dominating yeast aroma. Nice golden color specs of fruit/yeast left floating in glass. Very sweet taste. Almost to sweet for my liking. Very surypy on the palate. Overall a decent beer but too sweet.

This peach lambic is nice and sweat and pours with a nice crisp carbonation.

From notes: Pours clear, bubbly champagne color, with a thick, fluffy white head. Very similar in appearance to the apple version. Nice aroma of fresh peach, with perhaps a touch of yeast mixed in. Body is light and bubbly, as is expected for the style, with a slight syrupiness that lingers on the tongue. Flavor is of peach. Very nice. Good summertime beer.

Really sweet, with notes of peach, of course. Fruity beer, with what to expect of that

The same hazy golden colour as the apple lambic and a similar collar of white head with sparkling carbonation. There is a familiar wafting scent but not nearly as overt as the apple. Upon nosing there is gloriously subtle peach and candy sugar, reminiscent of fruit burst sweets. This is much sweeter at first, second and third instance. There’s a flush of sweetness before the juiciness of the peaches comes through. It tastes very sexy. It becomes tangier in the mouth with an almost tangerine quality to it and a slight acidity. The flavour is lingering and lasting. I’m surprised the flavour bonds so well to the beer at only 2.5%. What a sweety. One to impress non-beer drinkers.

Poured from a bottle into a snifter. Appearance is a dark gold with a thin white head of foam. Aroma is tart, like green apples, peachy, and fruity. Taste is a nice combination of peaches and sour. Kind of reminds me of peach candy.

Golden color with a small head. Sweet aroma with notes of peaches. Souris and sweet taste as a cheap sweet whitewine.

hay, bread, toast, caramel, grass, floral, barnyard, earthy, rotten eggs, cooked vegetables, bubblegum, cough drop, soy sauce, vanilla, orange, cloudy, white foam, frothy, heavy cloying sweetness, lightly bitter, medium body, average carbonation, astringent,