Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)

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

Bottled, pours a turbid deep copper orange with a sizable head. Nose is some sour oak and canned peaches, not bad. Extremely sweet flavor compared to every other lambic I’ve tried, though it tastes kind of good. Not fresh peaches but canned peaches and syrup. Ultimately this is candy-like and is way too sweet for me to drink a whole bottle. Better than the Framboise and Cassis.

Bottle poured into a Lindeman’s pilsner glass produced a medium-thick, off white head that was sweet and luscious. The body was dark yellow and looked beautiful in the glass. Sweet, peachy, and delicious. One of the best lambic’s I’ve tasted.

Appearance: Peach brown. Very clear, some white head. Aroma: Sweet and peach. Not much else. Taste: Peach and very sweet. Very little sourness for a lambic. Info: 250ml bottle, 10/9-2009

The aroma is of pechess almost like pechjam. The apperance is yellow with almost no head. The flavor is slightly souer with a clear sweet pech taste. Not complex at al but still tasy with a non syntetic taste of pech.

This is a good peach lambic. A bit on the sweet side, but what the heck. Aroma and taste is of apricot and mint. Balanced and very enjoyable.

Pours a nice golden color with bright white head. Strong aroma of peaches, taste is of peaches and classic lambic sourness. really good combination. It is sweet put not over powering like a peach malted drink.

750mL bottle. Pours gold with thin head. Strong peach aroma, overly peachy taste. Almost fake. Alright.

Nose is peachy with a bit of funk in the background. Tart and sweet. Tastes almost exactly like a peach jolly rancher. Great sipper on a hot day, but a little goes a long way. Could make an excellent mixer for cocktails as well.