Many peaches produce in October, even November but are usually grown on the west coast. I was advised against putting them here, but I may rethink that! Find out what cultivar it is, and you will have your answer.

This post was edited by Drew51 on Wed, Oct 23, 13 at 8:20

...and post here what the variety is! That would be nice to know for the rest of us too.

In my limited experience I've found that the later they ripen the better the flavor. So far my latest has been O'Henry, and it is superb. I picked up an Autumn Star this year at Costoc so we'll see how late we can get it to go here in Colorado

Yeah O'Henry sounds like a good one to get. Everybody has super positive reports about it. it's certanly on my short list! Indian Free is another that is mentioned as late and good. We even got fruitnut to try this tart but sweet cultivar.
Highest scoring peach on the Dave Wilson taste tests. Well for now...

The thing is, it isn't a special cultivar. He thinks it is an Elberta and he probably got it from Arbor Day Foundation in one of those cheap collections. He really is not into orcharding. That is why I believe it is some type of fluke. But thanks for your comments; now I plan to check out some of the cultivars you mentioned.

I just bought a flat from Costco of a peach called 'The Last Tango' very good, but not freestone. Al