Fernie Buck Wild Ale

Brewed by Fernie Brewing Company
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Fernie, Canada

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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355ml. Yellow with light haze. Thin white layer of foam on the surface. Nose has light caramel sweetness with wheat malts, some lemon. Taste has caramel and wheat, some bread. Dry finish, clean. Low carbonation. Body is light, refreshing.

Hazy gold, fast fading white head.Sweet grainy nose.Starts faintly tart and fruity.Predominant cereal grain palate. Quite sweet

From the can this pours a medium golden with an average white head that receives an extra point for lacing a little. Aroma and flavour of apples and brewers cereal. This is not very good. At all.

A good session ale. Reminiscent of Phillips Blue Buck. Picked it up in a mixer.

355ml can pours a dark golden color with a moderate white head that dissipates quite quickly leaving only a few traces of lacing. Aroma is grainy with a hint of yeast. Taste is grainy with a light amount of malty sweetness and hopppy bitterness. Drinkable beer, but nothing special.

Not a bad beer in my opinion. the nose is grainy with light wheat and light hops. the taste is very grainy with mild grassy hops and light caramel bready malts. the mouthfeel is slightly slick with medium body and no carbonation. overall, a good session beer but it could use a bit more hops and a more pronounced wheat taste.

6-pack cans purchased in Creston, BC on 07/27/2011. Colour: Dark gold with large but quickly disapearing white head. Nose: Sweet yeast, slightly burnt toast with butter, candle wax. Taste: Medium-light sweet, light bitter, light sour. Some slightly skunky malt, an off-sweetness that is hard to handle. Cloying. Not a fan.

Can. Small white head on gold beer. Smells lightly sweet and faintly of grain. Taste like sweet mash. Needs another 20 minutes in the boil and some hops.