Four Score and Seven
New Glory Craft Brewery

 

The beer pours out a full on hazy light golden yellow color, with 1 finger of white head----------------- the aromas start of with a big breadiness followed by some fruity notes------------- the flavors follow the nose with that big breadiness followed by some fruityness maybe pineapple and lemon, the beer has a medium mouthfeel with a light bitterness on the finish-------------- overall the beer was good - I really enjoyed this style of blonde ale the new England yeast gave it a nice fruityness to it---

 

 

Appearance - Pours hazy and pale yellow-orange with a white, near finger width head. Decent retention results in a thin, broken layer of suds with a thin ring encircling the edge of the glass. A few broken lines and small spots make up the lacing. A few broken lines and small spotting makes up the lace.

Smell - Fruity aroma. Mild lemon, fair floral notes and a faint tropical essence. Decent crackery malt undertone.

Taste - Follows the nose. Lemon with mild floral character. A touch of spice. Faint tropical notes emerges mid-taste and then begin to die down in the finish; sorta mango, guava and peachy, but hard to place exactly. Aftertaste lingers with some breadiness and dwindling fruity notes.

Mouthfeel - Light-bodied with fair, tingly carbonation. Slick, easy drinker with a crisp, slightly dry finish.

Overall - A hazy 'New England' style blonde? Well, that's certainly what we have here. Does it work? Sort of. Tastes a little like a watered down hazy pale.