Dergy's Honey Blonde Ale
Main Street Beer Company / Williamsville Brewery

Appearance – A bright but hazy orange with a smallish head.

Smell – This one has a balance of sugar-sweetened malt, citrus hops, and a dash of honey.

Taste – The citrus hops are the biggest player here, closely followed by the solid malt base and a bigger sense of honey than was at the nose. Everything is blended well together here.

Mouthfeel – Lightly carbonated and a little shy of medium-bodied. The hops were just enough to make this one a tad refreshing.

Drinkability – This went down surprisingly well and was a nice compliment to my baked ham and sauerkraut.

as a whole, its drinkable. would recommend cheese and mustard with this one.. as it lacks any "earthy" flavors that i enjoy. its very light on the palate... very light with the head.. and very light on the color and light on the pocket book. There was a fast snippet of honey in the beginning...that didnt carry thru. no lingering taste, and mouthfeel was faintly like drinking water.

Not one of my favorites. Pours yellow golden with small white head. Has a slight sweet herbal nose. A light malty start, mild fruity middle and sickly bitter finish. Might would buy it if there was nothing better. Maybe. Very forgetable.