Main Squeeze
Pryes Brewing Company

 

16 oz can canned 4/24/23 into a pint glass.
L: Pours 99% clear medium bright yellow with some large carbo bubbles, a thin rounded white head with good retention, light lacing.
S: Lemon, citrus, a hint of bread/cake, light yeast.
T: Lemon & lime juice, lemon cake, a hint of dough, general citrus, background caramel malts. Has a clean tartness that is not bitter.
F: Bright, snappy medium-light bodied with a gently punchy center and a soft, lightly dry medium-length finish.
O: A superb hot weather beer. Light, quenching & refreshing, lower ABV. Great tasting and not overzealous with the lemon-lime. Well balanced and crisp. It is excellent in its style.

 

The Main Squeeze by Pryes Brewing Company is the ultimate "Blonde Ale" for someone that loves citrusy IPA's. It is a very light looking and tasting drink and yet it is still able to retain a complexity of flavour and haziness that a full fledged hazy IPA would strive for. Overall, a solid 4/5. Would reccomend.

Had on tap. Bright gold with a white head. Smells of lemon first, then juicy lime and sweet blonde malts. Honestly a wonderful and fun twist on the blonde ale, can't discredit the beer for its style. Thought it leaned into the lemon and lime without going overboard and stayed true to the blonde malt. Perfect beach beer, refreshing, bright and juicy. Do yourself a favor and put down the carona and drink this, you can even add lime if you still want to do that, I won't tell

Tap pour at Red Cow Edina MN.
Slightly cloudy pale gold colored body. Slight off white head, which quickly disappears. No lacing.
Slight malt body, with prominent lemon lime in the smell.
Lemon lime are the prominent flavors, with a malt base, and slight hops. Not really bitter.
Thin to medium mouth feel. Good carbonation.
Totally crushable summer refresher beer. The lemon lime cleanses the palate, and the lack of bitterness allows for large quaffs. Kind of like a kolsch.