Quart Peach

Quart Pêche — Wild Grisette / Sour Ale with Peaches — La Malpolon

Quart Pêche is the Sour Ale with peaches by La Malpolon, a craft brewery from Lavérune (Occitania, France). The French at La Malpolon have a lot to teach when it comes to fruit Sours! This beer is a concentrate of fruit and freshness at only 4.5% ABV: some call it Wild Grisette, others Sour Ale with added peaches — we prefer to open it and enjoy this magnificent drink, which invites the next sip like only great Sour beers can.

Technical Sheet

• Style: Wild Grisette / Sour Ale with fruit
• Fruit: Peaches
• Alcohol content: 4.5% ABV
• Character: Fruity, fresh, acidic, easy-drinking
• Fermentation: Mixed / spontaneous
• Serving temperature: 6–8°C
• Recommended glass: Tumbler or goblet
• Producer: La Malpolon — Lavérune, Occitania, France

Sensory Profile

On the nose, it’s a burst of fresh peach: fruity, juicy, with a citrusy freshness that immediately invites a sip. On the palate, it’s light and smooth, with La Malpolon’s elegant acidity balancing the natural sweetness of the peach without overpowering it. The finish is fresh, fruity, thirst-quenching — and calls for the next sip like only great Sours do.

Why Choose Quart Pêche

• La Malpolon and fruit Sours — when it comes to fruity Sours, the French from Lavérune have much to teach: technique, balance, and fruit quality are their signature
• 4.5% easy-drinking — light enough for session drinking, complex enough to never get boring
• Unclassifiable Wild Grisette — a borderline style that escapes categories: French brewing freedom in a sip
• Calls for the next sip — the hallmark of great Sours: a drink you can’t stop

Recommended Pairings

Raw fish and carpaccios, summer fruit salads, fresh cheeses and goat cheeses, peach and apricot desserts. Perfect as a summer aperitif or a beer for a light all-around meal.

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