Chapeau Pêche

Brewed by Brouwerij De Troch
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Ternat-Wambeek, Belgium

Tasting my place. Courtesy of Fonefan. Warm golden with a very strong peach aroma. The flavour has sweetness, a bit too much and way too little fruit lambic. The flavour has a strong, but synthetic peach.

pours a clear orange with no head. this one is by far the worst of the bunch. flavor is woody, musty and not really peachy. no carbonation and watery. aroma is disgusting. aweful

12 oz bottle poured into tumbler- poured cloudy burnt orange in appearance, very slight bubbles for a head, aroma thick with peach, sugar, and wooden barrel. Hits the mouth with a very thin body, peach flavor seems artificial, finish tails off. Another one for the ladies, but decent.

barnyard nose, and peach, hazy orange color yeasty sweet peach flavor, some lambic tart flavor too sweet

Bottle. Sour barnyard and sugary peach aroma. Hazy orange brown with small head. Yeasty sweet peach mixed with a vinegar/barnyard flavor. Very sweet mixed with a lambic funkiness - off for either the sweetened lambic or a traditional.

Beers of europe. Aroma is barnyard, yeasty, peach syrup. Taste is actually a decent lambic base, lots of sweet peachiness, however very drinkable and funky all the way through.

Golden color with almost no head. Aroma is very sweet with lots of peach plus apple juice and yeast. Flavor is kind of an artificial peach-apple juice with some light malt, yeast, and syrupy sugar. OK, but a bit cheap tasting and thin. Could have been much better.

Pours deep gold into a tumbler. Apple, pear and sour peach aromas. Sweet, stale, flat peach juice with a cloyingly sweet syrupy finish -- tastes like fruit cocktail juice...only sweeter.