500 mL bottle poured. Bottled in September. The bottle suggests not aging this beer at all, however it was bottled over 3 months ago, and I don’t think I have seen it before today. I love peaches. Especially in beer. This was a no brainer, and at such a low cost for a sour beer this size, it could have really gone either way. All went right. A bright, glowing peach orange pour. Very attractive looking beer. A thin fizz head that fades. Peaches and pear, fruit cocktail like aroma. Flavor is a delicious combination of sweet and sour. Very true peach flavor here. Not candy or artificial. Very refreshing as it tastes like taking a bite out of a fresh peach. A cool, mild feel that makes this a cinch to drink. Lingering peach fruit, more so sweet than sour, finish. Apple and pear on the afterthought. Moderate tart as an overall, 6/10. What an incredible beer this is. A little bummed to see on the bottle, the small amount of bottles produced of this. I could totally get on board with this esoteric brew becoming a regular beer I can pick up around here. At under $5 a bottle, I’d already consider buying one of the 23 cases myself. Very good stuff.