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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It pours anywhere from clear peach in a glass with tons of bubbles to peach mud that you can’t see through with the last pour. The aroma is clean pure peaches and light juicy notes, not much funk. The flavor is close to perfect, Fou Foune style. There are delicious peaches with light sour, not puckering tart you would get in something like a Cantillon, but pleasant dancing on the palate of peaches and tart with light sourness. The body changes from very bubbly at first to thicker without being syrup.

750 ml shared with Bill. poured a cloudy apricot color, smell of sour peach and brett. this beer is soooo good.. easy to drink, smooth with a strong taste of fresh peaches. this batch is from 2010 and it tasted as if the peached were picked this morning. very tar, sour, sour peach, brett, overall another great experience from upland. Their sours have never dissapointed.!

Bottle. Sour fruity lactic aroma and funky Belgian yeast aroma. Cloudy honey gold with a large, quickly dissipating head. Tart lactic peach aroma, funky musty flavor. Very smooth, and the tartness level is perfect.. not mind numbingly mouth puckering... just pleasantly sour with just a slight bit of sweetness. Medium body, lively carbonation.

Hazed yellow pour with creamy off white head and lace. Sour peach, paper and a very nice sour. Super sour peach flavor that puckers you up. Medium bodied with great carbonation. A very nice beer.

Hazy brownish yellow with a loose thin white head. Subtle sour wheaty with very small peach. Low carbonation, a little more substance than is usual for the style. Very subtle peachy, less subtle, though still very subdued lambic tartness. A bit herbal, of all things. Small alcohol. Lingering wheat. Really full, almost creamy for the style. I know this isn’t a traditional lambic in any way, it is still delightful and interesting. I’m surprised by the low rating, and I’m not even a big fan of peach!

750ml bottle pours a nearly opaque, burnt gold with some thin white head. Nose is grassy, light cheese, band aid, funk, light honey. Flavor is sweet, peaches, nectarines, light lemon, grass. Medium bodied, sweet and tart finish. Well balanced. The peaches really compliment the lambic base well.

Bottle from StFun. Thanks! Some peack aroma. Some buttery oakiness. Mild sourness. Another insanely easy to drink beer. Cloudy yellow color.

A hazy peach pour with a white head that quickly fizzes away. The aroma holds woody oaken funk, epic amounts of nectar fruits, a huge lactic acid presence, and a hint of acetic as well. The flavor starts with a blast of bubblegum and peach nectar, quickly turning to deliciously acidic cheesecloth and cheesecake. Awesome vibrancy with a beautiful balance of acidity. The palate is refreshingly light, but lively fine bubbled carbonation gives it ample body. The finish is dry and puckery with nectary lingerings. Phenomenal...

Bottle. Peach pulp and lactic malt aroma. Cloudy golden yellow with large but quickly dissipating head. Sweet-tart peach and lactic malt flavor. Nice body. Very tasty.

Pours a completely hazy peach color. No head. Big peach, sour funk, socks, and sugar. Smells delicious. This offers the most peach flavor of any peach themed offerng in the beverage world. Awesome. Wonderful and juicy peach soaked in a funky sour, citrus bath...and then include the wonderful and perfect oakiness after what was a perfect timed aging. Superb. Could use just a touch more carbonation. One of most wonderfully flavored beers out there.