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| − | Since 2012, all sweetened Lindemans beers are sweetened with the natural sweetener Stevia. Before 2012 they were sweetened with Acesulfame K. Before bottling, the sweetened beers are put through a centrifuge for filtration.<ref name=LindemansPersonalCommunication>Personal Communication, Lindemans Sweetener and Filtration, 2014</ref> | + | Pêche has been available since 1987. Its European name, pecheresse, is French for sinner.<ref name = LindemansSite> Brouwerij Lindemans - [http://www.lindemans.be/beer/pecheresse Pecheresse description]</ref> Since 2012, all sweetened Lindemans beers are sweetened with the natural sweetener Stevia. Before 2012 they were sweetened with Acesulfame K. Before bottling, the sweetened beers are put through a centrifuge for filtration.<ref name=LindemansPersonalCommunication>Personal Communication, Lindemans Sweetener and Filtration, 2014</ref> |
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Revision as of 18:54, 25 January 2015
Description
Lindemans Pêche is a filtered, pasteurized, and sweetened lambic with peaches and peach juice added. It is 2.5% ABV and released in 25cl, 33cl, 37,5cl, and 75cl bottles.
History / Other Notes
Pêche has been available since 1987. Its European name, pecheresse, is French for sinner.[1] Since 2012, all sweetened Lindemans beers are sweetened with the natural sweetener Stevia. Before 2012 they were sweetened with Acesulfame K. Before bottling, the sweetened beers are put through a centrifuge for filtration.[2]
Label Log
Lindemans Pecheresse, European labeling
Lindemans Pêche, early U.S. labeling
References
- ↑ Brouwerij Lindemans - Pecheresse description
- ↑ Personal Communication, Lindemans Sweetener and Filtration, 2014
