Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

Maybe having this after a geueze makes it all that better tasting? Poured a dark yellow color, some cloudiness, and a nice head that laced quite well. The aroma was mostly peaches with some funk. The flavor was much of the same, very enjoyable. Only fault is that the peachiness may be too strong and detract from the "flavor," as this comes across a bit wine-coolerish. A good flavor, but it gets some negative points for being girley. Better than their Framboise, but not as good as the peche lambic I just had at Bethlehem Brew Works last week.

Bottle. Golden pour. Smells of peaches, tastes the same. Once again, this is too sweet. Still, of the four fruit lambics from Lindemans I’ve had today, probably my favorite - it’s somewhat subtle, sweetness aside. Now, if only this sugar-water wasn’t burning my throat...

12oz bottle with cap and cork. Pours a cloudy peach color with a white head. Aroma of peaches and dust. Medium body with soft carbonation and a somewhat creamy texture. The main impression is a carbonated, peach flavored sweet tart with the tiniest bit of grapefruit/bitterness in the finish. This is definitely the ’wine cooler’ of beers, and officially wife-approved.

12-oz., courtesy of BitBucket. Pours golden amber with a small, diminishing white head. Huge peach on the nose, on the attack, and through the taste. Sweet, sticky finish. Even after sampling so many fruit lambics and other tart beers lately, they still seem like an occasional treat.

Bottle: Not as good as the other fruit beers, peach flavour is lost. Taste is of general sweetness of apples, peach, pear. I’d recommend the kriek over this one.

Sampled at the beer festival. It has a sweet fruit aroma. Pours slightly cloudy with a golden color. Tastes like a fancy fruit juice with very little alcohol. Not bad.

12 oz. bottle. Poured a cloudy apricot color with a large, slowly diminishing, rocky, white head. I always wish I had more of these to drink after I’m done. They look terrific. A perfumey aroma of peaches and flowers. Notes of fresh peaches as well as stewed fruit. Heavy sweetness balanced with some sourness, but still pretty sweet. Big peachy taste. Creamy mouthfeel, solid body, and lively carbonation make this one feel as good as it tastes. Very refreshing after a long day in the sun.

Bottle. Pours a cloudy, orange-brown body with a small white head. Smells like peaches alright - perfumey and almost candyish. Flavour is quite sweet and there is little tartness and acidity...plenty of candy peaches.