Mort Subite Pêche

Brewed by Mort Subite (Alken-Maes / Scottish & Newcastle)
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Kobbegem, Belgium

Pours a fizzy light copper with a puffy white head. Aroma of freshly sliced peaches. Light, sweet fruity flavor reminds me a lot of Lindemans. Not a bad fruit beer, more like fruit juice than beer, but very drinkable nonetheless. A decent peach lambic.

Clear golden orange color with a large white head. Sweet fresh peach aroma. Very sweet, tart, fresh oeach flavor with a faint geuze-like finish. Very enjoyable!

Orangeish honey color with a thick white head...sticky lace. The aroma was full on peaches. The flavor was very sweet, sugary, tart, peachy...very peachy. Very light, bubbly feel...refreshing.

Blond-amber colour, little bit fuzzy as gueuze. White head. Strong peach-aroma and dito flavour. Little bit sour flavour too. I do not like these kind of combinations fruit-lambic. It's a bit forced and against the natural sour flavour of lambic.

Semi-sweet peach brandy aroma, peach skins. Light bitter. Foamy white head over medium orange-amber clear. Med hi carb and med watery body. Tart peach & sweet start. Like a Jolly Rancher. Watery peach finish & light after. Not very hoppy or distinct.

Clean blond color. Syrupy peach aroma and taste; sweet; useless; for children!

I've not had so many lambic, but this one doesn't quite answer the expectations of an overly complex beer. Nevertheless, the taste was relatively tart, especially the finish. The peach was noticeable in the aroma and unexploited in mouth.

I really enjoyed this beer. Classic notes of a Lambic, with a subtle sweet peach flavour over the top. Not the greatest appearance, as you would expect from the style...slightly cloudy, with a short lived head, but good none the less.