Amsterdam Natural Blonde

500 ml bottle sampled 6/14/08. Hazy golden yellow colour with a mostly lasting creamy white head. Grainy, lime, toasty, and lightly spicy aroma. Grainy flavours with a lime and tangerine pithy and perfumed bitter finish. Light bodied, smooth but lightly oily mouthfeel. Decent, though at times unpleasant.

473 mL Can. Yellow body with a small short-lived fizzy-bubbly white head that leaves small spotty lacing. Pungent earthy-hoppy aroma with notes of honey and floral; there is a harshness to it. Sweet light malt with an innuendo of corn husk dominates in the flavor, peppery-hoppy aftertaste speaks up without overpowering, there is a certain tartness about the finish; it has a combination of wet straw and corn husk as well as something sour. Amsterdamn Disappointment.

Very disappointing beer. Pour of bright golden ale with a thin off white head. Aroma of sweet corn, hops and fruit. Taste is corn, crisp and sweet. Slightly bitter finish.

473ml can, bright yellow gold color, with an off-white head, light honeyed pale malt nose, with a hint of sweet corny cereal, and floral hop aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a crisp honeyed pale malt character, with a hint of juicy lemony, flowery hop accent, leading towards a light lingering hop bitterness finish.

473 ml can from LCBO. Pours golden in colour, with lots of white head. Mild sweet aroma and corny flavour.

Bottle from LCBO Toronto. Light, floral. Clear beer with good head. Hint of malt and slight hoppiness. Nothing Special.

kinda pale in color some foam, nose is stale hops and some sweet corn. flavor follows the same logic. drinkable not wild

500ml bottle from the LCBO. Poured a surprisingly light gold with no head. No noticable aroma or flavour. Dissapointing.