Peach Nectar
Town Hall Brewery

Peach Nectar at Townhall

Sweetend version of the hefeweizen. Cloudy orange color and no head. Smell is wonderfully sweet and flowery. Tastes like apricot, but not overly sweet or fruity. I'd need a little more body and carbonation to imprive this score, but the mild sweetness and light body make this an easy drinking summer ale.

Hazy light copper appearance. Nice off white head with good retention and lace ability. Nose is fruity and yeasty. Apricots, peaches, nectarines all come to mind. The flavor is quite agreeable. Not overly sweet, which is what I was fearing. Rather, it has the fruit nuances of apricot, nectarines, etc. without the syrupy sweetness. It incorporates some subdued witbier like characteristics in the profile as well. Not as much the orange and corriander, but moreso the yeast and slight tartness and the bright refreshing aspects. It's actually quite quenching.

A light golden ale brewed with Belgian yeast, and topped off with additions of peach and apricot. In what state or derivation, they don't say.
Appearance: throughly hazed and cloudy apricottish hue, decent white head that slims down assuredly.
Aroma: apricot and a bit of peach, and nothing but, except for tiny hop traces...nice, nice...
Lands easily on the palate, delivers the promised fruit flavor, and slides off slowly and peacefully. Citrus twist joins in on the fun and distracts not from the easy drinkability. Medium bodied, far from thin, but very tasty and a breeze to toss down the gullet. Great texture...I wonder how much, if any, wheat was employed?
Sweet, but not cloying, fruity finish, ends on a slightly dry note.
Resoundingly satisfying, will do quite nicely when the temperature rises and the warm breezes blow.
Foes of fruity brews should stay far away, however.
I am not one of those.
Hoorah!