Peach Cobbler
Southern Grist Brewing Co.

16 oz can split with a friend, poured into a red wine glass. Pours a cloudy yellow/orange with a nice head. Aroma and flavor feature canned peaches, cinnamon, sweet vanilla, and light wheat with moderate acidity. It tastes pretty good but it is odd that the peach flavor is not fresh/ripe/juicy but canned (in light syrup).

 

This is fabulous. Sour at first with the peach and vanilla notes following immediately after. Delicious beer that I recommend.

16 oz can, "dessert style sour ale brewed with lactose, vanilla bean, cinnamon and loads of peach puree"
Canned on 1/24/20.
Odell Teku.

Hazy dark blonde/honey color with a creamy finger of head, receding to a thin fingernail.

I get aromas of peach pie and heavily syruped peaches, powdered sugar, urinal cake, vanilla sauce, slight souring vinegar, and cleaning chemical.

Flavor is full on peach pie with cinnamon and ice cream, then Vanilla Coke, sweet pie crust, followed by a huge hit of sour lemonade and lemon icing. Some shock tarts and very slight vinegar faintly follow. It's a sipper, it's very pungent and puckering.

Feel is highly carbonated, with lots of syrupy stickiness/starches sticking to the palate.

Overall a very impressive sour ale. I would like a bit less sour and more dessert since it is skewed quite a bit more towards the sour side. Still manages to hold up a massive amount of sweetness despite the wave of puckering sourness.

Appearance - The beer poured a hazy yellow color with a white head crowning the glass.

Smell - The nose was dominated by fresh tart peaches.

Taste - If there was such a thing as peach Smarties, they would taste like this beer. The overall profile was tart, but sweet. The beer was drier in back, giving a crust-like impression

Mouthfeel - The beer had a viscious body that allowed the tartness to linger.

Overall - The beer is unique and treat if you love peaches.

Cloudy bright various shades of orange, no head. Smells strongly of candied peach, cinnamon, vanilla, and pie crust malts. Bright and sour peach through out, with vanilla and cinnamon coming crashing through the ceiling repeatedly. Stays light, bright and sweet. Nice work, the wife liked it

Smell amazing vanilla peach cinnamon first sip hits all those notes but then it fades and gets muddled

 

 

 

Fresh can poured into a pint glass. Very hazy yellow color with a thick white head. Aroma was striking - really like cobbler with freshly baked peaches, cinnamon, vanilla, and sugar. The taste was slightly tart on entry but provided a nice opening for the peach and apricot flavors. Vanilla and cinnamon came in to round things out nicely. Not as sweet as the aroma suggested. Body was sturdy but not too heavy. Outstanding.