Peaches Come From A Can
Barreled Souls Brewing Company

Can into nonic pint
Look: Hazy orange, pouring a yellow-tan frothy two finger head which dissipated into a ring with lacing
Smell: sweet peach candy, touch of lemon, vanilla ice cream, whole grain cereal malt. Medium strength
Taste: Lightly tart canned peach and lemon initially, light vanilla note pokes through before the alcohol pops out almost harshly followed by a lightly sweet vanilla shortbready finish. A whole grain cheerio note lingers for a long time
Feel: Medium body, moderate carbonation, smooth finish
Overall: Its smells better than it taste. The intense nose didn't quite follow through on the palate for me. I wish there was much more peach here

Dirty gold and cloudy. No head and no lacing.

Some peach with vanilla

Cinnamon, short bread cookie, vanilla, and then soured peaches. More sweet than sour. Tastes like a peach cobbler.

Drank from a 1 pint can
Served in a tulip

Thanks to hopley for hooking me up with this.

The beer poured a cloudy, dull yellow ochre hue and was topped by a small, frothy white collar that fell to a thin halo. A few dots of lacing trickled down the sides of the glass.

The nose was really impressive. Peach notes dominated. Peaches and cream immediately came to mind and/or peach candy rings. Pleasantly sweet bit also slightly tangy. Fragrant vanilla notes also quite apparent. Bit of pastry-like sweetness. Not sure I would pick out the graham cracker specifically however, but I could see its influence.

The flavor profile was very solid as well. Peach and vanilla notes again came through strong but definitely not to the extent they did in the nose. Nice sweet/tart fresh peach presence up front. Perhaps some peach candy rings too. Vanilla was also noticeable. Lemon notes appeared as the beer moved along the palate and intensified on the finish. Nice lingering sourness after the swallow. Really crisp and refreshing.

Excellent smooth, creamy, fluffy mouthfeel. Medium bodied for the style. The liquid contained a finer beaded, somewhat zippy effervescence that frothed up nicely on the palate.

Peaches Come From A Can is a fantastic fruited kettle sour that reminded me a lot of drinking peaches and cream or a peach cobbler. While this beer was big on both flavor and aroma, it was lighter in body and therefore super drinkable and refreshing.