Peach Space Machine
New Holland Brewing Company

 

The Space Machine series continues with this latest expression

Pours with a warming, glowing orange tan. Big peach notes on the nose, followed by the sip. Easy drinker.

Lots of peach. Aroma is sweet peach, taste is very dry and sparkly. Reminds me of barrels and James wine coolers back in high school. And thank you for your support.

 

 

 

 

I got a 6pck of cans of this beer from my local meijer store. It poured a hazy orangish with thin white head that is leaving a nice lace. The scent had peach presence. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink with sweet malt base with tart peach presence. The mouthfeel was lighter in body with good carbonation. Overall it is a good beer.

 

 

Pours a hazy amber color with a medium white head on top. Gives off a strong smell of peaches. Taste is of peaches purée and a bit of malt. No hops present.

 

 

Copper colored with an inch of densely packed off white on top. It became a fingernail after a few minutes. Moderate, soapy lacing is present. The aroma is of juicy peaches. I’m tasting a lot of somewhat artificial peach. The mouth is dry and crisp.

Excellent Lake Michigan summer beer. Amazing how well peach fuzz tops the overall flavor. Super drinkable but enough body to feel like a real beer. Bravo! Holland MI is one of the coolest towns in America.

It used to be enough to say that hops are "citrusy" or "piney". But now with the vivid aroma, flavor and quality of new hops, the fruit flavors and bitterness gets much more specific and identifiable. So if new hops can lead to peach flavors, New Holland elevates that taste with actual peaches to push its fruitiness into the stratosphere.

Peach Space Machine hits the glass with a pale and hazy golden-orange appearance before reaching the rim with a dense white foam. A tantalizing array of citronella perfume is lead by the radiance of peach while reeling in other hop aromas of tropical, stone fruit and complementing citrus. Hearty with malt and cereal, the early taste is juicy with honey, agave, shortcake and fructose.

The flavors quickly start to favor the peach as the middle palate unfolds with the overt taste of stone fruit juice and all it's complementing orange, nectarine, apricot and mango character. Not to be completely outdone, the stone fruit additions are complemented with hints of red grapefruit, lime and pineapple. With a late turn to a light bitterness, the hops attempt to offset it's sweetness with a smooth spruce, tea and hemp-like bitterness.

Finishing smoothly bitter and with a focus on those plump malts and those branch ripe peaches, the beer settles for a malty linger of cereal, candied citrus and a pep of botanical gin and potpourri.