Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

Brewed by Brouwerij Lindemans
Style: Lambic - Fruit
St Pieters Leeuw-Vlezenbeek, Belgium

Very sweet lambic. Tastes like sweet juicy peaches, with some nice malty notes. Not complex, but still a tasty carbonated fruit juice.

Bottled(250ml). -Hazy orange/dark yellow coloured, almost no head, sweet stale peach nose. Sweet peach juice with just a tiny hint of carbonation and mild hop note in the aftertaste. No Thanks!!!

I found this Peche to be extremely approachable, yet not as overpoweringly sweet as Lindeman’s framboise, which I’ve sampled numerous times. A nice middle ground between geuze/unblended lambics and the candy-flavored ones like the offerings from New Glarus. This beer pours a dark yellow, without an obvious connection to the fruit within. The smell however is definitely peachy, although I definitely got pear out of this as well, much like a can of recently opened pears in heavy syrup. The taste is extremely fruity and pleasant. In addition to peach, I also got chardonnay fruit. I found this beer and it’s champagne bubbles very pleasant and drinkable.

Hazy light tan body, light peach aroma, almost heavy sweet taste but not overly so, refreshing and would be good as a dessert drink.

If you buy this beer, you have to know you are getting into something fruity. The best thing about this, however, is that is it fruity, but not sugary. It is sweet, but not candy like. This is by far the best thing that you can do for those who swear by the smirnoff ice stuff.

Hazy/cloudy orange color. high carbonation but smooth palate. Initial flavor is peaches of course, but there is a lot of other sweet/sour flavors here as well. very refreshing would be great for the summer. low alch content makes it a little like high end soda, but overall, its a fine beverage.

Botte. Pours a hazy orange colour, no head. Aroma is peaches, with a touch of hops, cherry stones, sweetness and just a touch of gueuzey sour smell. Very sweet taste, peachy, some sourness. Quenching, tangy, light on the palate. Easy to drink.

Least favourite of the Lindeman’s lambics, but still good nontheless. I thought it lighter-bodied and lighter-flavoured than the black currant, and especially the cherry. Lightly coloured, hazy, very peach, but light on flavour (comparatively) as well.