English Ales Big Sur Jubilee Golden Ale

Brewed by English Ales Brewery
Style: Fruit Beer
Marina, California USA

Serve in Flute

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Gold pour. Lemony aroma with some wheaty notes. Lots of honey, light lemons and a nice bitter finish thanks sparky!

Tap. Gold pour. Aroma is lemony and bready. Taste is lemon and lemon rind with light malt.

Bomber from Bottles n Bins #2 in Monterey, CA. Pours light orange gold with a creamy, lacing beige head. Light lemony aroma. A bit zesty. Med body almost. Flavor is wheaty with some lemon, but it finishes with lemon zest. Pretty refreshing.

Bottle. Amber beer with an off-white head. Light malt aroma. Light malt and light mineral flavor with light earthiness. Medium bodied. Light malt and mineral linger with light earth.

Bomber. Pours hazy gold with a thin white head. The nose is lemon zest and malt. The taste is honey, lemon zest, malt and some hop twang in the finish. Medium bodied. Nice refreshing beer.

Bottle shared by Sparky...thanks Eric. 10 karat pour with a 1/4 inch ivory head. Aroma more aggressive than the flavor. Lemon peel, bright citrus, honey, and light green tea. Medium mouthfeel.

Draught at the brewpub. Gold with a lasting white head. Sweet floral and lemon aroma. The flavor has the standard light pale malt going on with a fruity, lemony flavor, hint of hop flavor, and low bitterness. Light bodied with soft carbonation. The lemon was really nice in this, adding just the right touch to make the beer pretty interesting. I wasn’t sure whether it was really a fruit beer or a golden with a hint of lemon, but either way it worked.

On-cask at English Ales. Pours slightly hazy, straw yellow with a smallish white head, sheet lace. Smells sweet and malty with a side of dishtowel, slight cereal. Tastes sweet cereal malty, just pretty okay. Medium body, ok carbonation. I had no idea it was made with lemons until I Googled it, hmm.