Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

Poured a dark straw color with a quickly diminishing, bubbly white head. Plenty of carbonation. Aroma was similar to Lindeman’s Apple and Kriek but with a slight hint of peach. Decent flavor, almost more of an apple finish than a peach. Reminds me of champagne a little.

pink straw pour with some white foam aroma is peach candy and some sour lambic, a bit of saison grass flavor is just candy it’s way too sweet, but not cloying, and nice to sip for dessert the finish is exactly like those peach-Os, which are pretty good anyway, this is not beer; more like soda if anything not even sure how to rate such a thing...

Smells like peach soap. champagne-like bubbles, thin head. clear amber color. tastes like eating candy. i wonder how much non-fermented sugars are added. probably a lot considering the ABV is 2.5%. drinkable, but this shouldn’t be classified as a beer

No doubt peach lambic. Poured clear and golden with a sharp nose of peach. Tasted sweet and finished crisp with carbonation and ripeness.

This is my favorite from the line. A nice light aroma of peaches. There is no after taste and a nice golden pour. this one is lighter and nice.

bottle, Auchan Illkirch-Graffenstaden. Hazy golden yellow, fluffy head, very fruity nose. Peach is the main flavour, but you can feel the sour and tart lambic character underneath. Rather sweet.

Cute little fruity beer that went well with the cheese party I was supposed to pair beers with. Clear golden/copper color, bubbly white head. Good carbonation. Sweet aroma with peach and other fruit notes. Very sweet flavor, easy to drink, slight tart finish. Easy to drink and somewhat yummy.

4.99 33cl bottle from PP bottle shop. Pours an amber color with a small head. Light tartness. Medium peach aroma. Some buttery sugary notes. Thicker body. Pretty nice. I opened a Beatification 2 yesterday, and my wife tried it an spit it out. Today, I open this, and she likes it and says it is really good. I like it, but not love it, like I used to.