Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

draft hazy blonded with white meringue head.Very bubbly..served in a champagne flute.Aroma was peaches,peaches,horse blanket and then some more peaches.Taste was sweet peach syrup with some light sour funkiness but not over whelming.The peachy sweetness is a little overwhelming but a small glass after dinner is a good dessert.

Hate to offend anyone here. The amoma I detected was that of losing my guts behind the Iowa Cafe the day after many samples at a beer fest. Has a good peach flavor that was a plesant surprise concidering the aroma.. Glad the flavor plaesed me because otherwise this would of been awefull.

Odd sour aroma with a good fruity peach flavor. Easy drinking lambic with a flavor that is MUCH better than the aroma.

Bottle and appropriate glassware served at the Sharp Edge Creekhouse in Pittsburgh, PA. Unexpectedly different appearance. Unlike any golden color of beer I’ve seen before. It stands alone. The aroma and flavor are sweet, but IMO fall short of the cherry, cassis, and raspberry somehow. Otherwise, a nice beer.

Pours a lightly hazed yellow color. Aroma of sweet peaches and malt. Flavor was very sweet (too much in any quantity more than a few ounces) peach. A little tart but not much. Medium bodied.

Pours a deep golden wih a tall white head. Very sweet peach aroma and flavor with a nice mild sourness in the finish. The peche had a fizzy carbonation that dried out the finish nicely breaking up a bit of the powerful sweetness.

Golden with an off white head. Aromas are sweet and sour peaches, musty and almost properly "lambic". Flavours are sweeter peaches with lots of fruitiness. Some sourness gives it bite. Great sparkle. Very refreshing. Shows how diverse the the wonderful world of beer is.

Poured with a fizzy head, and a clear body. The aroma smellled like sour fruit. The taste was peachy and sweet. Almost a little too sweet for my tastes but still a tasty beer.