Bradfield Farmers Blonde

Brewed by Bradfield
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Sheffield, England

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Half at NWAF fby handpump, shared with Finn. Crystal clear golden. No head. Fresh fruity hops to the nose. Taste of juicy fruits joined by hints of mid-dry apples. Smooth fruit bitter end. On an average level (Manchester, 24.01.2013).

On tap Noose and Gibbet Sheffield - Clear golden colour, white head. Aroma of light fruits, grass. Flavour is light fruity, grassy, light bitter finish. A bit bland.

Not much in the aroma stakes. Very drinkable, looks nice with lasting flavours to enjoy. Nothing WOW about it but a very enjoyable beer, well worth trying!

Cask at Green Room, Sheffield. Aroma of freshly cut grass, some biscuit as well. Pours a small creamy white head. Colour hazy gold. Very hoppy, light bitter and medium sweetness. Short finish. Decent session beer. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

[cask at the Blue Bell, York] Clear golden beer, nice white head. Sweet, glucosey aroma, with some fruit and grassy hop. Quite dry on the palate at first, but the slightly sugary sweetness takes over. Finish is dry and grassy, however. Classic session blonde [09062012]

Cask@Euston Tap, London. Golden colour with a small white head. Aroma is fruity, bready, floral and also has some nectary notes. Flavour is citrus, some floral and herbal notes. Also some mild honeylike sweetness.

Hand pull. Light straw with a thin white cream. Very little nose, light hay. Surprising in the mouth. Sweet, bitter, sherberty, salt and pepper, spring grasses and hays, coriander and zests. Thin and drinkable with a long earthy bitter finish.

Blonde ale with a mild character, has some citrus notes and a very weak body.

Cask. The Tap & Spile, York. Doughy, peppery, hoppy. Bitter. Dry finish. Creamy mouthfeel. Good.

Pale straw coloured beer with thin body. Custard creams and slight corriander to taste