Kings Gold Ale
Valley Forge Brewing Company

This beer came with a nice head and gold color which quickly dissipated. I'm being generous with appearance and smell. I have a poor sense of smell so I tend to be generous with that. It smelled good, to me at least. A very watery taste and mouthfeel. Noticeable malt, but it tastes like they watered down my beer. A slight hops finish. Too watery to be very drinkable. But light, so it helps its drinkability a little.

Served as part of a sampler tray at their brewery. This poured a bright and clear brassy gold with a thin white head. Thin aroma of some wispy grains, but not much else. Flavor is mild and overall weak, with a slight and pleasant bitterness in the finish. Detected some sweet citrus notes. Light and drinkable, thin body. This beer is just average on a good day. Nothing remotely extraordinary.

Poured a straw color more than gold with slighthead that was gone pretty quickly,not much smell to it maybe a little biscuity malt but not much.Taste has a faint bread-like malt taste that lingers but not much.Pretty blah but it is drinkable if u are not looking for much flavor.

Basic yellow color with a touch of gold.

This beer is a bit light for me. Makes the mistake of overloading slightly on the hops without sufficient malt backing. Easy to drink, but a bit on the boring side. The lightest Valley Forge has to offer.

Kind of a snoozer. But, they gotta pay the bills, and lighter flavored beers I am sure appeal to the masses so, you can't blame them.