R.J. Rockers Son of a Peach Wheat Ale

Brewed by R.J. Rockers Brewing Co.
Style: Fruit Beer
Spartanburg, South Carolina USA

Pours an orange color with a medium sized white head. Aroma is peaches, wheat, bubblegum. Flavor is malt, wheat, candy peaches. Relatively refreshing, but nothing to call home about here. If you like peaches, you’ll probably enjoy it enough.

Pours hazy orange with a white one-finger head. A lot of peach in the aroma, alongside some candy-ish bubblegum notes and a bit of grainy wheat. The wheat makes it almost musty, which I like. More of the same in the flavor, though the middle has that turn for the worse that the two raters below me speak of. The middle-end reminds me of Sam Adams Summer Wheat, which isn’t necessarily a good thing. The flaw is noticeable, but it doesn’t completely ruin this decent little refresher. Dry, almost-but-not-quite snappy finish.

9th rating, 12oz. Pours orange with a bright white ring. Nose is sweet and peachy and pretty nice overall. Taste is sweet, like peach bubblegum, maybe a bit of diacetyl like OSLO mentiond but this beer is so muddled its hard to tell where the peach begins and a possible infection might end.

[Bottle] Pours hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma isn’t bad--mainly just big on peach and bubblegum. The taste has a lot of bubblegum and peach too, at first...before transitioning into a diacetyl butter bomb with just a little malt evident. Ugh. Fairly thin, slightly dry, long finish. The diacetyl killed this beer for me, and really made it hard to even finish the bottle.

This beer pours a cloudy orangish gold with a peach aroma containing hints of wheaty yeast. The flavor is very smooth and not overly sugary or peachy, just a nice balance of classic American wheat ale qualities with a nice peach undertone. The mouthfeel is very creamy and admirably, not sticky like a lot of fruit beers tend to be. This is a nice, light bodied fruit beer your girlfriend will like.

12 oz bottle. Murky gold with a ringed white head. A whopper of a peach nose, not much past the sweet peachiness. The peach lays back in the flavor a bit, allowing a decent amount of wheat to come through. Spritzy body, which is a bit surprising from the appearance. Not overly sweet, in fact, a shade of tartness shows. Kinda agree with ChainGangguy - a bit of a chick beer, but refreshing nonetheless.

Tap @ TacoMac, John’s Creek. Pours a goodlookin hazy orange, thin creamy white head. Good lace. Aroma of peach pie. Puree of ripen peaches over wheat malt. Flavor is very fruity. Lots of peaches although no sweetness. All floating around in a very dry, unfiltered wheat beer. Finishes with the flavor of a Childern’s Tylenol. Overall, attendance of the peach is unique, in the least.

12oz bottle. appearance of orange juice under a small creamy white head. peach juice aroma. a very "real" peach flavor and not sugary at all. a hint of vanilla. crisp, bitter, wheat finish. dry and light bodied. i like it.