Beer – #223 – Lindemans – Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse)
Yes. Yes I did. I brought a Lindemans Pêche Lambic (Pêcheresse). Brewed by Brouwerij Lindemans in the Style of a Lambic Style – Fruit and they are in the regal sounding St Pieters Leeuw-Vlezenbeek, Belgium.
250ml bottle of a 2.5% ABV beer, making it .49 “(less than a half) of 1 standard drink unit. Lets go crazy!
A golden peach lambic with a sparkling appearance and fruity taste.
Also this beer is developed by Lindemans brewery, using straight juice-method. The result is a fresh fruity drink with the background of the rich bouquet of Lambic.
Taste: Golden in color; with a nose that fills the room with fresh peaches. Sparkling, crisp and refreshing balance of fruit and acid. Style—Peach Lambic. Color—Golden.
Ah
Really fruity aroma on opening, full peach, Pours a cloudy golden orange, with a decent white fluffy head. Absolutely sherbet peach aroma.
It’s really really really sweet, and also a bit sour at the same time, a bit eye watering, but so so nice. Tastes very full in the mouth, but is so easy to drink that it’s gone before you missed it.
This really did bring a smile to my dial, and easily gets the full 10 on the arbitrary pdubyah-o-meter as a fantastic thing. The peach aroma, the peach taste, it really is what is says it is on the label.
Ideal on a summer day as a low alcohol and equally as tasty alternative to cider this is sure to find its way into the summer beer fridge for me.
Related articles
- sour ales and where to find them (alcoholbyvolumeblog.wordpress.com)
- Lambic Experiment (midnightowlbrewing.wordpress.com)
- Lambic: the oldest existing beer style (americanbeermuseum.com)
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