Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

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

(500ml bottle) Pours a thin, white foamy head with a cloudy, sediment-filled, golden body. Nose is very faint - wet cork and distant sweet peaches. Flavours is very apples, apricots and peaches. Too sweet and artificial Granny Smith taste.

I suppose you could say this smells and looks like a peach...maybe. Mostly, this reminds me very strongly of apple juice. Perhaps some peaches at the finish, but not as pretty of a beer as their other lambics. If this was as cheap as apple juice, it would be great, but it’s not.

(Bottle 25 cl) Orange coloured (apricot) with a small head. Light and refreshing with very strong peach flavour (can this really be just natural juices?). But sweet - too sweet. Consider this as an alternative to icet ea or sodapop - it hasn’t got much to do with beer. 200997

Orange with a white head. Mild tinned peach aroma. Sweet but balanced peache flavour, with a slight tart finish. Quite thin in mouthfeel. Refreshing though.

Corked & caged bottle. Filtered light gold color with a small head. Aroma is both tart and sweet peach. Taste is smooth as hell without being too sweet. Balanced perfectly, there’s nothing not to like here. The light tartness cuts through the peach easily so it’s not like drinking peach syrup at all. Really good.

Aroma of musty peach and wood with some sweat. Pale, cloudy yellow with a n off-white head, thin but lasting. Good sweet peach and caramel flavor with some sourness and a little twang to it. Creamy, almost dry palate, just a little too sweet.

Light peach color. Very sweet, but there is peach, wheat, and yeast in the flavor, along with a little lambic sourness. Not as sweet as the raspberry.

Murky, flax colored with little head. Tart, peach barnyard aroma. Very sweet and musky in flavor. The flavor reminds me of what rotting houses in a wet climate smell like. I swear I’ve been in places in Portland that smell like this tastes. Maybe wet wood is a better description. Strong peach flavor with some ash also. Light in body with no bitterness. The Lamic element is not very prominent.