Four Peaks Arizona Peach

Brewed by Four Peaks Brewing Company
Style: Fruit Beer
Tempe, Arizona USA

Tap. Poured clear gold with little head. Very peachy aroma. Not as fruity as expected, a nice offering. I do enjoy this style and this was quite surpising. Enjoyed.

On tap. Pours clear and golden in colour with a small head. Feels sharp in the mouth. Very very sweet and sticky. I dont think I will ever learn to appreaciate these fruity things.

On tap @ Four Peaks poured a clear gold with a minimal white head. Aromas of peach and wheat. Palate was light bodied and crisp. Flavors of peach and a hint of honey with a crisp sweet finish.

On draught at Tempe brewpub: Clear golden yellow with a small, frothy and well retained white head. The aroma is mild peach (does not smell fake and overly sweet like I imagined), a hint of butter, and very subtle malt that takes a clear backseat to the mild peach aroma. The taste is pleasantly not too sweet with a perfect amount of peach flavor, which actually tastes real and not at all artificially sweet to my tongue (again not that I was expecting anything below average from these guys), hints of apricot, mild grains, but really the comfortable peach flavors take over both the aroma here without being overwhelming or difficult to drink. Light bodied, medium carbonation, well-rounded mouthfeel. While not the first beer I would go for on the menu I can honestly say that I would drink a full glass without regret and the peach flavor is expertly pulled off.

Nice medium yellow, oak cask color. Pleasant peach aroma, not overwhelming. Initial taste is smooth then leads to some dryness. Flavor lingers on with some dry wheat notes. Ends a little bitter but overall a decent beer.

Draught at the brewpub. Clear orange-yellow color with thin white head. Pleasant peach aroma and flavor accented by butter and cream undertones. Sweet, buttery finish. The peach flavor and aroma are not over done. Good fruit beer.

This beer is a clear gold color that is topped by a wispy pale head. The aroma is dominated by fruity notes of apricot and peach. In fact I can’t detect anything else in the nose. The taste is pretty sweet and has a strong kick of fruit induced domination to it. The peach and apricot notes engulf my tongue. Actually this is not too bad, it has much more fruit character than the Pyramid apricot ale, yet it is still strangely drinkable. I wanted to not like this beer, but I could see myself drinking one from time to time. Simply one dimensional, but quaffably so (at least until the fruitiness gets to you).

Tried this one first on my sampler try. Well you had an aroma and flavor of peach. Alright if you like fruit beers but have had better. Had a dry finish to it that wasn’t good for me.