Imperial Blonde
Trout River Brewing Company

Can. Gold. No head. Grainy alcohol apricot aroma. Very grainy cereal apricot sweetness with nondescript grainy bitterness long fruity alcohol finish. Slick and heavy and still for style. Not good. $4 down the drain.

Treated as an imperial style, this was poured into a tulip.
The appearance was a nice looking golden blonde/yellow color with a nice transparency about it. Some carbonation could be seen rising at a mild pace. Small capping of white foamy head softly dissipating to leave some concave lace.
The aroma smelled like a Belgian pale ale - crisp peppercorn, slight grassy funky to lemony hops then a brisk semi-sweet crisp Belgian bready/yeasty character.
The flavor matched the aroma sweetly through the blend of crisp Belgian bready / yeasty notes. Then there's that aftertaste enthusiastically showing its Belgian aspects ever so nicely.
The mouthfeel, guess what, yes, it feels like a Belgian pale ale. It's medium body provides enough strength to carry the ABV distinctly. Great carbonation. Crisp sweet grassy and lemony Belgian-like bready yeasty finish.
Overall, hot damn, this is good stuff! Really makes me want Spring to come and sip this on my back porch watching the Sun go down!