White Peach Adam From The Wood
Hair Of The Dog Brewing Company

Crowler into a matching HOTD tulip appears brown in color with an attractive khaki head.

This smells like perfume in that the peach is forward and fruity blending with a solvent kick of alcohol and not much else to note on the nose.

It tastes boozy with a slight perfume fruitiness that also gets solvent and slightly woody into the aftertaste.

This is medium in body with light carbonation. A decent booze fest of a beer that doesnt quite live up to how well other iterations of this beer are. Id rather take normal adam, adam ftw or even cherry adam over this. Glad to have tried it but dont need to again.

 

On tap at Beavertown Extravaganza. Aroma is sweet and malty with apricot, peach, caramel and brown sugar. Taste is sugary with candied dark fruits, toasted malt and a light fruit tartness.

On tap at the brewery the other day. This was actually listed as yellow peach Adam, not that I think that really matters (or makes much of a difference).

The beer pours a blackish brown color with pretty decent head retention and lacing. The beer appears viscous, and it looks like a beer that has seen some barrel aging (which I assume it has). The nose is as advertised, as I pick up considerable peach aroma and bourbon, along with chocolate, tar and vanilla. The flavor profile replicates the nose pretty closely in this fairly sweet, fairly boozy beer, and I was surprised that I got as much of the peach character as I did. Mouthfeel is fairly full, and the finish is long and a bit boozy. While not hot or heavy on the palate, you can definitely tell that the abv. is up there a bit on this one.

Very nice beer from HOTD, though I'm not sure how much I could drink of this. One 12 ounce glass was plenty.

 

On tap at the Brewery.