Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

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

Bottle. Going against the grain here. I found nothing enjoyable about this fruity pseudo-lambic. The sweet peach aroma just overwhelms the base lambic aroma. Sugar water palate. Far to sweet to make a balance with the natural tartness of a lambic.

Had in Paris. It sure was peachy. Sweet and peachy. Oh, and fruity (which is peachy...is this 75 letters yet?)

Bottle: Peach aromas with no lambic qualities there. Pours a transparent gold with a small white head. Flavor is all sweet peach. There is minimal tartness if any at all. Sweeter than even the kriek or framboise due to lack of tartness. This should fall under the fruit beer category as opposed to a lambic. It is drinkable and refreshing which is suprising to me since I’m not a peach fan.

Had this on tap at Monks Cafe in Philadelphia. Had this one to finish out the night. Very nice desert beer. Actually like most Lambics this didn’t even really taste like beer. Very nice peach flavor and color. I like this better then the raspberry, but I like peaches more anyway.

Bottle of 25cl. Very nice lambic, although too much sweet for my taste. Small head and beautiful peach colour. Highly carbonated. Good, if you like peach or other fruity flavors.

750 ml bottle from Mr. Liquor. Hazy golden pour with a bright white, fine head. Lacing all the way down the glass. Aromas of peach, lemon, and vanilla. Flavors of peach, peach, and some sour peach. Malty notes on the finish as well. Not bad if you want sweet. I just tried the cassis the other day, and I am done with sweet for awhile.

Bought in Paris. Creepy-looking nekkid chick on the label. Big peach color. Big peach aroma. Big peach taste. Peachy.

Bottle. Sweet peach aroma with yeast notes. Yellow orange color with small head. Very sweet peach flavor - slight mustiness and yeastiness. Tastes very nice but very little of the typical lambic tartness.