Peach-ing To The Choir
Cathedral Square Brewery

12 oz bottle from Scrooges (SC).
Pours with a light copper colored body topped by a very good cone-colored head. Fine lacing.
Aroma: peach pie and hops.
Flavor: follows; medium-low bitterness for style.
Feel: smooth, full body with soft, medium carbonation.

Pours a hazy amber color. 1/4 inch head of a white color. Decent retention and great lacing. Smells of slight peach (not fresh), hint of sweet malt, and a hint of citrus hops. Fits the style of a Fruit/Vegetable beer. Mouth feel is smooth and clean, with a low carbonation level. There is a strong dryness and a hint of metallic. Tastes of slight peach (not fresh), hint of sweet malt, hint of alcohol, and a hint of citrus hops. Overall, good appearance, but lacking in aroma and body, and the metallic notes are detrimental.

This brew is a mostly clear, with a slight haze, liquid with a foamy white head. Nice lace. The aroma has peach fruit and some light malt. I love the aroma. The taste is lightly sweet, with enough hops to balance the sugar. The beer is medium-full in body and very enjoyable. I'm not usually a fan of fruit beers, but this one is not bad at all.

On draft. Poured a slightly cloudy, golden orange color with a small, khaki-colored head of foam. It smelled of peach, lots of peach. Very sweet peach taste with some caramel and very subtle spices. It was crisp, sharp and medium bodied. It was pretty easy drinking.