Eat A Peach
Rocky Mountain Brewing

 

L: Pours a brilliant orange color with 1-2 fingers of coarse white foam. Head quickly dies down, leaving a ring of foam around the glass. Slightly hazy.
S: Smells like fresh peaches and buttery pie crust. Slight hints of cinnamon.
T: Tastes like juicy peaches, buttery pie crust, and a hint of cinnamon. Hops are present but don't add much to flavor, just provide some bittering. It's sweet but not cloying. Almost no aftertaste.
F: Slightly sticky, light to medium body. Adequate carbonation on the tongue.
O: This beer is quite tasty and fairly unique. It's a straightforward beer, not overly complex but still delicious and refreshing. It goes down easy. Unlike Da Yoopers, this beer does not have a tart element to it. The simplicity of this beer holds it back from being truly world class, but it's still a noble effort and does not offend in any way.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is probably my least favorite of their fruit pie beers. It's still nice, but the peaches come off a bit sweet and cloying. Served on tap into a pint glass. Pours golden with just a hint of orange and a white head. Nose has peaches and a bit of a pie crust component. Similar taste, just a bit sweet. Clean body drinks well, just wouldn't want more than one.

Poured a cloudy mostly orange color with very little head. Aroma was fresh peaches. Taste was fresh peaches, brown sugar, and light malt. This was like having fresh peach pie in a glass. Well crafted fruit brew; I believe that Duane could give Dan Carey (NG) a run for his money if he ever decided to bottle this (or his other fruit beers).

Poured a somewhat hazy orange color, with a small, fizzy white head, low retention and lacing. Huge fruity (fresh peaches) aroma, with some pie crust and light hops. On the palate, huge, juicy peaches, earth, brown sugar. A wonderfully constructed fruit beer.