Epicurious
Creature Comforts

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Clear pale gold, nearing seafoam green, with a massive, light, spaced out and bleached white foam head and a thick lace that all dies off to a tiny ring.

Smell is sweet corn, white grape, white peach, light wheat, and a little heart of romaine.

Taste is pretty classic AAL, a little sweeter and fruitier, with white grape juice, bread, corn, hint of blue raspberry, and grass. There's also a touch of a Belgian yeast like element with banana and clove.

Crisp but frothy, tingly, and soft, finishing semi-wet.

 

 

Look is light yellow color. Smell is big Belgian yeast. Flavor follows the Belgian yeast. Big banana flavor. When I tasted it, I automatically assumed it was a Hefeweizen, but its classified as a blonde. Good beer.

 

 

 

 

A - Pours a very clear and bright golden yellow color with no carbonation, no head, and no lacing.

S - Tart and fruity aroma, a little yeasty, and funk.

T - Yeasty, light lemon grass, lemon peel, a little bit of spice, and ends with a mild grassy bitterness that cleans up pretty quickly on the palate.

M - Big and thick mouth feel for the style. Heavy medium body with prickly carbonation, wet finish, and crisp.

O - Not my style of beer but would be very refreshing on a hot day standing over a grill!

pours a clear golden straw with a big head that poofs. nose; slightly putrid pilsner malt, grain, gum, & grass/hay. taste; follows the nose into totally uninteresting territory - pilsner malt, muted grassy hops, white toast, & hay. medium carbonation & mouthfeel. a passable session beer for somebody looking to pound belgian blonde ales, but a nosedive from their other offerings.