La Mare au Diable Pêcheresse

In short: Carbonated sweet peach juice. Sickening.
How: Tap at brewpub
The look: Cloudy dark dirty orange body without much head.
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A hazy amber beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is very sweet and peachy. The flavor is weirdly thin with notes of peach, and a sticky mouthfeel.

Hazy amber, off-white ring with traces of lacing. Big powdery peach nose, juicy, skinny, candyish, canned type like is frankly not very appealing. Fleshy palate, metallic finish with little to no hops and oxidized edges. Moderate carbonation, light bodied.

Candy-like fruity sweetness over stale cardboard. Opaque tan-brown body with low off-white head that recedes to ring with some lacing. Peach candy with some herbal tones. Cloyingly sweet and syrupy despite watery texture. Light body with prickly but short-lived carbonation. Sampled at the brewpub with Oakes, Rastacouere and Ungstrup.

Hazy brownish rousse. Background caramel and diacetyl clash with sweet peaches in both aroma and palate. Lots of oxidation, too. Tastes like they took stale, unsold rousse and tried to cover it up with peach juice. Terrible.