Shake-O-Matic - Galactic Peach
Junkyard Brewing Company

L: pulpy, murky yellow fold under a 3" cream colored cap with good retention

S: peach comes through first on the aromas joined by tropical fruit, and a trace of vanilla, pie crust and hops

T: The flavors start peachy vanilla lactose pie crust. Tangerine and citrus on the finish add dimension

F: Very rich and creamy with a pulpy, juicy texture, and above average carbonation

O: a very flavorful and satisfying beer but I would find it difficult to drink more that one or perhaps two of these in an evening

Poured from crowler can into glass. Fill date stamped on label as '5/7/18'. %ABV stamped as '6.8'.
Turbid, peachy orange colored body. Egg shell white frothy head settles to thin cap. Leaves strings and webs of lacing.
Aroma of peach and citrus.
Tastes of peach, orange, pineapple, and grapefruit. Sweet up front, then gets slightly bitter (pith and rind) at the end. More citrus in the aftertaste. Also has the vanilla and lactose but these are supporting flavors.
Medium to full mouth feel, a little chewy. Good carbonation.
A very flavorful milk shake type beer, that really tastes like slightly tart peaches. Very quaffable.

 

Pours a very hazy bright orange with a thick off white head that refuses to yield and leave great lacing. The aroma is peachy. Flavor is peaches and some pine. Feel is thick and chewy. Nice beer.

 

 

 

Just had this beer on January 7 at Junkyard Brewing in Moorhead. Poured from the tap into a pint glass. This beer is probably the best beer I have had at Junkyard. Great deep amber/orange color. Super smooth, easy finish, hint of fruit and peach smell with a nice frothy head. I don't know what else to say, get yourself down to Junkyard and belly up and try one. All of the beer at Junkyard is first class but this one stands out for me.

This beer pours an opaque dusky orange with a large head. The aroma offers p fresh sliced peaches, mandarin oranges, and a little pine. The flavor is of peaches pureed with dream - with citrus, pine, some herbaceousness, almost minty, with a rather bitter finish. The mouthfeel is fuzzy and creamy. Overall this i juicy explosion with a solid bitter core - the peaches are dominant, but not overbearing.