Dogfish Head Festina Peche

Had this one on tap at WInking Lizard. Cloudy pale yellow with small white head. Smells like peaches. Tastes sour and tart with hints of peach. reminds me of lemonade with barely any sugar. A good thirst quencher, this beer has a short finish. My first sample of the style and I enjoyed it.

Not a good blend for DFH. It pours a very light color. Flavors are a little strong of peach and a very sour finish. Not the average Dog Head Brew.

Bottle. Definitely not my favorite DFH brew, but all in all not a bad beer. I enjoyed the unique nature, not really what I expected. It has a very light color when poured, with a white head. Taste is peach, followed by a tangy sour. Very dry and strong carbonation. Something different and worth a try.

Very impressed with this beer, leaves a nice tasting after taste, smells like a normal beer, and taste great, very tasty.

Bottle courtesy of GMCC2181. Pours a hazy yellow with a quickly dissipating white head. Nose is mild peach and a bit of sour funk. Taste is peach at first but quickly moves to a sour citrusy taste. Lighter mouth feel but lots of prickly carbonation. Much more sour than I anticipated, but I enjoy this one. Thanks G-Man!

Hmmmmm. Almost mead like. Bit sparkling. A challenge to use peach, and all respect to Dogfish Head. Worth the challenge. Worth the try. Respect the effort. If anything, it’s a shot at something different.

On tap at Capone’s. A super dry blond weisse. Not nearly as yeasty as your typical wheat. Hint of fruit. This beer drinks light a brut Champagne. Low alcohol makes it a refreshing summer libation.

You can definitely taste the peach. The main descriptive word that I can think of to describe this one is: fizzy. Not bad, definitely different (which is what Dogfish Head is all about, right?).