Dogfish Head Festina Lente

Formerly brewed at Dogfish Head Brewery
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Milton, Delaware USA

2004 bottle at Spuyten Duyvil. Pours a light orange with no head. Aroma of sweet peaches. It tasted just like biting into a sour, juicy peach. Very smooth, extremely drinkable, and quite delicious.

Bottle at Spuyten Duyvil. Aroma says "peach cider" or "peach orchard" to me, sweetish peaches. Flavor very tart peaches, cider-like finish. Very refreshing. Great stuff.

Bottle at Spuytin Duyvil. Yes, yes, all the time on this beer has paid off. I hear this beer was horrible when it first came out but it sure was tasty when i had it. Very peachy and dry with a descent aroma. On the funky side as well. I like it.

Pours bright murky amber into a snifter. No head whatsoever. Slightly oaked peach and funk aromas. Crisp and tingling tart upfront with a lasting, puckering peach finish. Just picked this one up...looks like it was retired a while ago. Year brewed bottle dating only went to 05.

I remember sampling this beer at the Extreme Beer Festival in Boston back in ’06. It was incredible and wholly unique. I’d never tasted a Lambic before. The peaches were remarkable and made the beer, as I said, one of the most unique I’ve ever had. I’ve heard it is possible to taste some at the brewery or brew-pub, but I have never been so I cannot say for certain whether this is true.

Bottle. Sampled at YEHA. Cloudy orange body. Aroma is sweaty, sour. Flavor is sour peaches, summer fruit. Very tart.

Bottle, at various locations during the Zythos weekend, March 2006. Faintly hazy yellow gold, moderate white head, gentle condition.Tart and peachy in the nose, quite fruity in the mouth with more sourness, lingering peachy burps.

Thank You Eric. YEHA. The color was really beatiful. Aroma is funky and sour and acidic. Taste has some sour fruits like lemon and sour peaches and plums. Pretty tart overall.