Kingdom
Golden Road Brewing

 

 

 

Look: Clear and golden. As advertised. Thin white fuzzy head sits atop the beer when poured from the can into a pint glass.
Smell: Not getting much. A little malt, very lightly hopped.
Taste: In line with smell. Light, inoffensive, good for crushing a 15 pack while watching football.
Feel: Lighter bodied, well carbonated.
Overall: The overall experience is better than the sum of its parts. I like the Chiefs thereforeI like this beer.

Being a longtime KC Chiefs fan, when I saw this at my local liqour store I had to try it. I love it! It's old school flaver, smell and color. It reminded me if bears gone by. Beers that used to be pr used to exist. I like the suttle head it produces in the glass, it's not a big head and it dissipates quickly. Bringing back traditional beer qualities. It's a little pricey, I paid $19.99 for 15 cans. But I was not disappointed or let down. I don't think I've ever had beer from this company before, but I would try other beers they offer. An excellent old school beer!!

Pours a translucent golden-copper with a finger of white foam. Head retention is okay. Aroma is raw grain and barley with herbal, sticky, earthy hops behind. It... smells like a brewery. Flavor profile is raw grain and barley with wheaty, biscuity, bready malts and herbal, floral, lightly citrusy, earthy hops. It has a great balance and dynamic between hop and malt. Mouth feel is medium-thin with a crisp, bubbly effervescence. Overall, crisp and refreshing with a wonderfully nuanced flavor profile. It isn't complex or intrusive, but strikes a solid balance between easy and chugable and flavorful moderate.

Served in a 15.5oz Spiegalau tulip from a 12oz can.

 

Poured from a can. Straw in color with a small head that fades quickly. Bread and malt in the smell. Tastes follows the smell. Nothing special here but not a bad beer