Peach BuVeaux
de Garde Brewing in Tillamook, Oregon, United States 🇺🇸
Sour / Wild Beer - Flavoured Rotating|
Score
7.67
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A Spontaneous Wild Ale Aged in Oak Barrels for One Year with Peaches
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8.9/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 9
Flavor 9
Texture 9
Overall 9
Bottle to tulip.
Appearance: slick ruddy orange with a quickly dissipating fizzy head, no lace
Aroma: peach flesh, peach skin blending into sweet, tart and sour intricacies
Flavor: sweet, tart and sour through the prior mentioned aromas; some acidity, super quick tart peach aftertaste
Texture: light to medium bodied, this is a sipper all the way mainly because of the heavy acidity hitting my tongue, semi-sour/tart peachy finish
Overall: I'd say a very nice peach sour ale well worthy of having again.
Appearance: slick ruddy orange with a quickly dissipating fizzy head, no lace
Aroma: peach flesh, peach skin blending into sweet, tart and sour intricacies
Flavor: sweet, tart and sour through the prior mentioned aromas; some acidity, super quick tart peach aftertaste
Texture: light to medium bodied, this is a sipper all the way mainly because of the heavy acidity hitting my tongue, semi-sour/tart peachy finish
Overall: I'd say a very nice peach sour ale well worthy of having again.
Tried
from Bottle
from
Beverage Warehouse of Vermont
on 13 Jan 2026
at 02:27
8.5/10
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Appearance 9
Aroma 8.5
Flavor 8.5
Texture 8
Overall 8.5
750mL bottled Nov, 2022, drunk May 9, 2025.
Clear, bright peach-brass-honey. Well-carbonated, off-white head is large, slowly fading to ring.
Dainty peach with a bit of leathery depth, floral fruit and restrained acid. Brett and very mild, well-aged lacto with no acetic. Lively oak, but low tannin. All comes together very homogeneously.
Light and fruity with wonderfully-extracted/expressed peach and tight, ebullient carbonation. Lots of oak flavor, but almost no tannin and low butter, even. Juicy peach and excellent Brett with very low acid - so low I probably wouldn't guess this was De Garde blind! But it's dainty, lovely, and most importantly, supremely drinkable.
Clear, bright peach-brass-honey. Well-carbonated, off-white head is large, slowly fading to ring.
Dainty peach with a bit of leathery depth, floral fruit and restrained acid. Brett and very mild, well-aged lacto with no acetic. Lively oak, but low tannin. All comes together very homogeneously.
Light and fruity with wonderfully-extracted/expressed peach and tight, ebullient carbonation. Lots of oak flavor, but almost no tannin and low butter, even. Juicy peach and excellent Brett with very low acid - so low I probably wouldn't guess this was De Garde blind! But it's dainty, lovely, and most importantly, supremely drinkable.
Tried
from Bottle
from
The Wine Garden
on 09 May 2025
at 23:53