Drink A Peach!
Blue Mountain Brewery

It hits the sweet spot on a hot day.

 

 

Poured from the bottle into a wheat ale glass.

Pale brass body color, with some slight haze, meeting to a fleeting off white snapping head. Settles with a small collar and nice amounts of fine carbonation.

Peach aroma on the front with some mixing touches of different malt qualities. Hits a little grainy almost biscuity and dry smelling, with a touch of chewy wheat faint quality. Peach quality seems a bit canned and sugary though, faint touch of acidity but sweetness is ruling out as the dominant aroma.

Interesting gose. Light and refreshing bodied with a bit of chew, but has more of that simple fruited peach flavor. Good amount of sourness and brine quality far more than expected on the palate than the nose indicates. Lots of crackery and flour like malt flavors, making for an almost saltine like taste and experience.

Very different flavored malt bill going on for a gose here, seems quite different, and a fairly standard peach fruit. Pretty interesting, but also ordinary in the same time. Not bad.

 

 

A: A aple yellow. Slightly hazy with a white head.

S: Tart with stone fruit, but perhaps there is a touch of wet dog in there.

T: Tart with peach flavor, and some light malty flavors. A touch of sea salt, and citrus.

M: Medium light, with very active carbonation, and a dry tart finish.

O: Overall light, tasty, and refreshing.

Pours a pretty orange color, with a little strip of head to top it off. Aroma is straight up peach, with the delightful fruity bouquet very pleasing to the nose.
The taste is a bit muddied, the initial peach giving way to a overwhelmingly sour taste.

Overall not bad, but I couldn’t drink more than one or two of these in a sitting before moving on to something else.

 

Pours a fairly clear pale yellow color with a minimal white head that fades away quickly. Smells of fresh cut peaches and a little tartness in the back. Taste is excellent, fresh peach up front with a little sourness fading in, and a touch of salt towards the back. Clean, crisp, light body beer with a peach flavor that lingers just a little while. Fantastic, simple gose that really does drink like a peach.

 

 

 

 

This pours a very very pale color with light head and minimal lacing. Aroma is of fresh peaches. Awesome taste of fresh peaches, great souriness, salty and overall one of the best goses I have had recently
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