Upland Peach Lambic

Brewed by Upland Brewing Company
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Bloomington, Indiana USA

Serve in Flute, Stem glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Pours a hazy golden orange color with a small white head that quickly fades away. Aroma is of sweet peaches and tangerines with a hint of lactic sourness. Flavor follows with the sweet peaches and orange and a touch of sourness. Medium bodied with prickly carbonation that leads to a sweet peach finish. Not very sour, but tasty stuff.

Bottle. Cloudy burnt orange pur with a foamy white head. Yeasty orange aromas. Great peach and orange flavors. Well done..

750 ml caged and corked bottle, bottled on 10/12/10, Batch 42-90. This bottle was a slow gusher when I opened it. Served in a flute, the beer pours a cloudy golden/orange color with some floaties, and about an inch carbonated white head that fizzled away quickly. There isn’t much lacing. Aroma is nice, it smells like tart and sweet peaches, lemon peel, and musty, earthy funk. I think the taste is similar to the aroma. The sour/tart flavors are stronger than the sweet peach ones, but the tartness isn’t overpowering at all. As the beer warms up, the peach flavors really come out more. Mouthfeel/body is light/medium, it’s refreshing and well carbonated. I think it’s a good brew, I liked it. $19.79 a bottle at Liquor Barn.

Pours with an appearance of peach juice with nice fluffy carbonation. Taste is very tart with great peach flavor in the finish. Really crisp and tasty.

try to drink this beer at room temp. Peaches are not present cold. Big peach aroma and flavor. Like peach ice cream or peach candy. The perfect amount of sourness and very light funkiness. Well done ’mericans. God bless ’merica.

Pours a hazy golden yellow with lots of bubbles and a thick fluffy white head. The nose has light notes of a funky brett, leather and a touch of salt. Soft golden peach sits nicely behind the lambic notes. The flavor is more brett forward, sweetness is a bit stronger than I anticipated, the peach is clean and tasty with a soft sourness and a nice acidity in the finish. The body is creamy, light and fluffy with a fair bit of carbonation.

10/2010 bottle opened with friends. Pour orange with some froth, not a gusher like the strawberry I had. (I did let it sit in the fridge for a few days before opening) Aroma is vanilla, sour and peaches. Taste is more of the same with the vanilla being more pronounced than expected. The peach comes out and there is good sour character but nothing overwhelming. Good beer but the hype/rare isn’t really justified.

Bottle, huge gusher!!!! Hazy peach puree pour, a little carbonation and a semi-sour peach aroma. Flavor is funky fruity peach, slightly sour fruit and tart on the aftertaste. Good, but not $27/bottle good.

Bottle. Its a gusher. Pours a bright peach orange with a quick fizzy white head that doesnt last more than 2 seconds. Aroma is tart fruity peach with funky sourness. Taste is more tart sour peaches and funky breadiness. Palate is medium and slick with a strong arbonation and finishes puckering. Tasty and sour.

Pours hazy orange yellow with thin to no white head, aroma has notes of white fruit, stony peach, some lemony lactic notes, hints of funk, some nice biscuit in there as well. Taste is really nice mix of peach, vanilla, some hints of lemon and lactic acid, hints of funk, finishing fairly dry, sour, and nicely funky.