Three Beaches Honey Blonde
Tyranena Brewing Company

Why am I tempted say another B-word when I read the label? Well, on to the beer;

A few shades darker than blonde, perhaps goldenrod, with a gentle showing of carbonation bubbles rising from bottom to top, and a ½ inch head above which drops to a tiny lace. Many blonde ales have a no-frills nose, but this one has an appetizing aroma. Sweet honey is there, graham cracker, also a kiss of vague citrus.

Brewers; it's okay to have you honey blonde have taste! Three Beaches demonstrates this; with a light and somewhat fizzy feel, this beer has the taste of honey and honeydew, a slightly dry sweet finish, and plenty quaffable.

 

I tried this beer at my boss house. I am eating the beer as the brewer untended....not that I liked it. The beer poured a clear golden with white head that is not leaving any lace. The scent had hints of honey and flower. The taste started as a mild golden ale but at the end was over come with honey. The mouthfeel is lighter in body with good carbonation. Overall I think it met the brewer's intentions.

Pours a hazy golden color with a minimal head that disappears quickly. No discernable aroma. The sweet taste comes from the honey. Good mouth feel.

Poured from a 12oz bottle.

Poured clear and flat. I don't mean a little head, I mean flat. Muscled through it. Aroma had a honey note. Taste was very bland, with a fading honey note in the middle. Tasted flat, and nearly stale. I really hope I just got a dud. I'd try it again, but I would not buy it.

 

 

The taste is actually pretty nice, with honey, wild flower and grass providing an elevated layer to the grains, malts, and adjuncts. The smell is rough though, very adjunct, and the body is soooo thin. Not worth seeking out unless in the mood for a blonde ale

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Three Beaches is a clear, pale yellow with a little foam that fades pretty quickly. No lacing. The smell is nothing special. It's a little sweetness, but mostly grains. The taste is mostly bready with the faintest trace of honey. I was hoping for more honey taste. Its a nice beer, but I was a little disappointed. I'm not sure that I'd buy it again, but I would drink it if offered.

 

I'm so glad to see brewers giving blondes a go. They are a nice bridge for clueless Americans from the bland world of lagers into ales.

This blonde is smooth and lightly sweet due to the honey. It offers flavor depth that most lagers only dream to achieve. It goes down easy and makes you reminiscent of warm summer nights.

 

Clear golden blonde with bubbly head that dissipates quickly. Nice malty busicuit smell and taste, mouthfeel is nice with little skunk at end. Lacking anything outstanding. Honey not noticeable.