Perzik Saison
Avery Brewing Company

 

12oz can into a pint glass. Canned on date indecipherable, but based on other reviews, this is over 2 years old.

Thick, dark, dull orange body. Small white head shrinks to a ring and covering, leaving no lacing.

Smells fruity and faintly "saisony".

On drinking, apple, fruit, dry, lightly spiced, and ever so slightly sour. Can says brewed with peaches, but age has made them hard to detect. It's a little tingly as well

Mouth around medium, finish dry and slightly fruity

Overall, two years in the can and still a drinkable beer, not unpleasant in any way.

2015 vintage; drank 9/20/15 @ the Palace.

Murky orange/pink appearance.

Minimal off-white head; almost no lace.

Peach & fresh rain water notes in the nose.

Medium mouthfeel.

Peach flavor up front; faint pineapple notes on the finish.

A sessionable, fruity summer brew; simple but effective.

 

 

 

 

Tastes nothing like peach. All I get is a witbier with some clove. Very disappointing.

A bit too sweet for my taste, but I enjoyed the peach. Probably someone who likes white beers would enjoy this

Purchased a 6 pack of cans on a recent road trip. Pours out to a hazy light golden, forming a small white head with poor retention and lacing. Carbonation is moderate, 2.5 carbs or so. The nose is fruity with brett, a little funk, peach nectar, white grape juice. Mouthfeel is bright, moderately acidic, medium bodied, not as dry as expected for a saison. The taste is OK and a recap of the aroma, but the peach flavor is subtle when compared to the yeast character, finishing on the slightly sweet side. The carbonation is a little less than most saisons too, perhaps due to canning. Metallic tang in the aftertaste. Bitterness isminimal, absent really.

This is ok, but it doesn't do much for me. If you like fruity saisons, it's worth a try. Well brewed, just not my cup of tea.

 

 

 

 

Poured out of a 12 oz can into a pint glass, this beer pours a somewhat cloudy/hazy, light, bright golden color with a fluffy looking white head that's about an inch thick when first poured. Head settles to a fairly thick ring lining the inside of the glass, some surface clusters of foam, and decent lacing. Aromas of some bready, grainy malt sweetness, peach, Belgian yeast, and some pepper corn spice are all nicely present along with the peach of course. Flavor wise this is pretty much the same, with bready, grainy malt sweetness that gives way to peppercorn spice, Belgian yeast that gives a nice hint of barnyard funk, peach and apricot. Has a slight floral and piney hop bitterness. Has a fairly crisp, slightly prickly, yet smooth medium bodied mouthfeel with moderate carbonation. Easy to drink in the right kind of way. An enjoyable summer time season.

Eric