Copper Canyon Foothills Blonde Ale

Draught at the source. Pale straw color; slight, but not too hazy. Yeasty, bready aroma. Wheat flavor, malty and smooth. No citrus notes. Light bodied but not thin. Well done beer.

On tap. Clear light golden in colour with no head. Thin and very sharp feel in the mouth. Slightly hoppy and very anonomous. May have been slightly infected.

tap at brewery-man, this place is a riot! its a mulletfest in the middle of a pretty nice area. pours pale yellow with a nice whtie head and good lacing from the start. grainy aroma with some subtle notes of hops. some sweet flavors from alot of pale malt, but no spicy hop notes that i was expecting. some grain in the finish as well. pretty boring.

Pours a very pale, straw color with a wispy pale head that sits atop this quite clear beer. There is a hint of spicy hops and subtle malt in the nose, but just barely. The taste is light and quite fruity with notes of strawberry and tropical fruit. This is certainly not fruity like a Belgian beer, but more than I was expecting, though not much more than your standard Blonde ale. There is barely a hint of hops and malt in the taste. Overall a bland unexciting beer.

Sweet malt and citrus aroma and flavor with a watery body with a light hops finish.