Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

bottle, pours light gold with a small head. The aroma is all peach with a slight funk. Flavor is artificial peach ending slightly dry with a very light sourness. It’s artificial tasting, but refreshing.

375 mL bottle purchased from Frugal MacDoogal’s in Nashville. Poured a clear gold color with a fizzy, champagne like head. The aroma contained notes of apricot, peach and some yeast. The flavor was very strong with peaches. The body was medium/light and the carbonation was good. I really enjoyed this, despite thinking that I wouldn’t.

Bottle 37,5 cl Hopduvel Ghent. Pours clear yellow with a fast fading white head. Aroma’s of bananas, soap and apricots. Flavors sweet and a bit sour. Luckily not sticky. Downside it is a bit thin bodied and lacks some tartness. Good brew for this low ABV.

250 ml bottle. Golden colour. Clear. Small white fine-laced head. Rich sweet apricot aroma. Sweet apricoty flavours. Sharp sweetness, but the finish holds a nice acidic flavour that will cut most of the sweetness. Higher alcohol content wouldn’t have hurt this beer. Overall a really nice, but different, beer. Very drinkable, except perhaps for the intense sweetness.

Pours deep gold into a tumbler. Fluffy bright white head with excellent retention. Peach aromas. Light and sweet with earthy peach from front to back.

Champagne like. Peach smell and taste. Tastes like sparkling peach juice with a light tartness.

Bottled, shared at Devins place while watching the Chargers blow their chance in the 2009 playoffs, again... Pours deep golden with rocky white head. Medium carbonation, and the nose gives way to heavily sugared peach and corn syrup. Smells okay. Flavor is a bomb of candied peach and hay. Lambic sourness is very subdued. One and done.

bottle, light golden color, aroma and flavor are sweet and effervescent, fruity finish