My Precious White Peach STUSH Berliner
J. Wakefield Brewing

A: White peach flesh, which is followed by a clean lacto sourness.

A: Hazy yellow, totally opaque, with a thin ring of head, touch of lacing on the glass is evident.

T: Juicy white peach flesh with clean lacto sourness. There is a slight complimentary bready wheat flavor on the finish.

M: Light bodied with moderate carbonation. Juicy, wet and effervescent.

O: Delicious white peach aroma and flavor. The peaches impart a juicy mouthfeel that plays off the clean lacto sourness and slight bready qualities well.

The previous reviews are "dead on". Good nose for peaches but a little light and watery in the taste department. Did get better as you drink it but not a memorable experience.

 

 

 

 

 

On tap during the de Garde release event. While the nose was really nice on this beer (lot of fresh peach), I thought the beer a bit lackluster on the palate. It tasted very much like a peach wheat beer, but with a light sour component as well. The beer had a very light mouthfeel, and you could definitely tell that the abv. was not very high.

A nice enough beer, but as Dyan pointed out, it was tough to really appreciate this beer when sampled side by side with the de Garde stuff.

A pale straw yellow, hazy with a dense white head, this smells ridiculously like white peaches. The essence has been brilliantly captured on the nose, bright, delicate and fruity. These flavors are on the palate too, though it is just too light in body, moderately watery, that detracts from the enjoyability. Also, having had this alongside a ton of de Garde Bus just showed how much better the dG beers were. Solid.

Looked incredible - a foamy parfait. Smell was sweet, perfumed white peach. Really great. The flavor and feel feel sorry though. Thin, a bit watery, no lactic tartness, very gentle, nowhere near the peach flavor the nose promised. Nice, crushable, but short of great.