Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

Pleasant. Poured golden with a mild haze. Almost no head to speak of. However, fair carbonation and considerable lacing. A very sweet, peachy nose. A very sweet, peachy flavor; almost reminiscent of a wine cooler. No detection of alcohol. Unacceptably low abv.

This golden lambic poured with a thin white head. The flavor is very sweet and, of course, peachy. This is not a serious drink, but is good for an occasional low-alcohol refreshment.

a golden color with a slight layer of white head. Very peachy, and sweet from start to finish. although.. it reminds me of a peach wine cooler

A little too sweet. Good peach flavor. Not something you would drink a lot of or very often, but is a nice break from real beers.

Poured out a golden color witha small effervesent(sic) head,almost like champagne.There is definetly hints of peach in the smell as well asin the taste.Not bad,would not drink that often though.

Clear golden color with a small, lacy head. Sweet, a bit artificial candy-peachy aroma. Sugary-sweet peach aroma with not much in common with beer. Light to medium-bodied, sugary palate with low, lemonadey carbonation. This "lambic" seems to be way overrated in RB. A teenage girl’s drink. Not necessarily any worse than Lindemans Kriek, but in this time and place - no, thanks...

(Bottle. 03/2006). Aromas of peaches with slight hints of sourness. Golden. Sparkling, effervescent, champaigny appearance (except much more golden than most champaignes). Overly sweet and definitley peachy with just a hint of lactic, almost lemony, sourness in the background.

I didnt know what to expect; I was avoiding this because of my disdain for "Fruity" alcoholic beverages. I poured into a wine glass; With a strong peach aroma, and a well-balanced taste, I found that it was good, but not something I could go beyond having just one. Give it to someone you love out of boredom.