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Apricot Peach Maceration Beer Review – New Image Brewing

Our Score: 95/100

Overall Impressions

Allow me to introduce you to my new favorite brew, New Image Brewing Apricot & Peach Maceration that scores an outstanding 95 out of 100. Without mincing words, this is indeed one of those heavily fruited sours that you just can’t get enough of. It boasts an incredible aroma score of 12, enchanting appearance of 3, tantalizing flavor that goes all the way to 18, and a lovely mouthfeel rating of 3. All these are ingredients for an unforgettable drinking experience.

Aroma and Appearance

First, let’s talk about this brew’s incredible aroma. This delightfully dank, footy peach character will keep you coming back for more, and believe me, it’s more than just a fermented drink. When you take your first whiff, there’s this scent that makes you feel like you’re biting into a fresh, ripe peach plucked right from the tree — you can practically smell the fuzz. It is as fascinating as it is refreshing, a rare quality in contemporary brewing. On top of the aroma, the marvelous appearance adds to the magical experience. Without a doubt, this sour drink scores high with its tantalizing color and texture, creating an inviting and irresistible aesthetic.

Flavor and Mouthfeel

Next comes the flavor, which I can only describe as mouthwateringly good. At first, it comes across as puckeringly sour—until your palate fatigues and you begin to taste the lingering fruit and sweetness on the finish. It captures the perfect essence of apricot and peach, offering a musty peach character that gives an impression of mixed fermentation. Alongside this, there are hints of pepper and earthy notes adding to the complexity. The mouthfeel is so good it’s tantalizing, the kind that tickles and invites the tip of your tongue for another sip. What’s more, this brew offers a luscious experience, thanks to the thickness and body from the fruit, a feeling that certainly isn’t as sweet as expected but serenely satisfying.

What Our Editors Thought

Even our editors loved it – hailing the “outrageously strong stone-fruit in the nose” and the luscious experience brought on by the thickness and body of the fruit. According to them, the sip isn’t as sweet as expected, but the whole experience is definitely worth the adventure.

In Conclusion

New Image Brewing Apricot & Peach Maceration is impressive in every aspect. From the ideal balance between the apricot and peach flavors, the tantalizing color, the hint of fuzz-smelling freshness, to the luscious mouthfeel – this is a brew that goes above and beyond. This brew doesn’t just quench your thirst, but tantalizes your taste buds and leaves a memorable aftertaste. Whether you are a fruit beer enthusiast or not, I urge you to try this one – I am confident you will share my enthusiasm.

Apricot Peach Maceration Beer Review – New Image Brewing

Style: Fruited Sour

ABV: 7.5 IBU: 3.0

Reader Rating8787 Votes
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Dustin

Dustin is a writer about craft beer and a professional brewer in the city of Chicago. He has written for several magazines and has over a decade of experience in the beer industry. He is currently working on a book about the history of beer in Chicago.

2 thoughts on “Apricot Peach Maceration Beer Review – New Image Brewing”

  1. Ly picked apricot and inhaling all its succulent juices – it’s just that amazing. Additionally, the appearance of this brew is truly a sight to behold. Its vibrant orange color with hints of pink and a thick, frothy head just add to the overall experience.

    Comment: Wow, that sounds like an amazing brew! The aroma and appearance alone are enough to make anyone want to try it. I love how the comment gives a detailed description and personal experience with the beer, making it even more enticing. Definitely adding this one to my must-try list.

  2. Hly-picked apricot from a summer orchard. It’s a combination of refreshing and tangy that immediately catches your interest. As for its appearance, this beer pours out into the glass a hazy, golden yellow color that looks as delicious as it tastes.

    This comment is describing a new favorite beer, with a score of 95 out of 100. The writer highlights the outstanding aroma and appearance of the beer, as well as the delightful peach flavor and refreshing mouthfeel. They highly recommend this heavily fruited sour as an unforgettable drinking experience.

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