Fyne Ales Sanda Blonde

Brewed by Fyne Ales
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Cairndow, Argyll, Scotland

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Bottle@Home. Little dusty, fruity, light malty, light yeasty aroma. Pale golden, off-whtie head, good lace. Light malty, pretty hoppy, bitter. Very dry. Refreshing, flavourful, easy going.

330 ml bottle, light gold pour, biscuit & caramel malt, a bit of grapefruit citrus and a bitter finish.

Light golden pour with thin white head. Citrus, passion fruit, biscuit, grain, grass. Decent

Yep, I drank this too. That place is insane and the age limit issue has nothing to do with it whatsoever. Even if no one under the age of 21 was in that room someone would still have died. The problem is the club. I’ve sat here for 5 hours and I’ve heard the bouncers were shaking down everyone who came to the club. We are responsible people, we provide music for people of all ages... 10, 9, up, it doesn’t make a difference, what we must do is make music accessible.

Bottle. Golden with nice white head. Aroma of citrus, grapefruit, melon, lemon papaya. Taste of resinous hops, kind of NZ hop flavour, bubblegum, citrus, honey. Smooth with a light lingering bitter finish. Nice (and it’s definitely an ipa, albeit quite a tame one)

Bottle from Coppers, Newcastle. A pale golden beer with sweet tropical fruit flavours with citrus and pine on the finish.

33cl bottle. Light golden colour with thin patchy white head. Aroma is lightly tropical, grain, and citrus. Taste follows suit with a bit of sweet tropical fruitiness - light passionfruit especially. Some cereal and biscuit, herbs, and light citrus. Thin mouthfeel. Lingering light citric bitterness. A decent, fruity golden ale that would be perfect for a summer’s day - wouldn’t class it as an IPA by any means though.

Bottle thanks to Ash Appellatio Wines. Pours very light straw colour with a white decent head that sticks for a long while. Nose has a light citrus and maybe creamy tone - very round. Taste is hoppy and slightly citrusy and again with a certain creamyness. Pleasant ipa without the dryness that you often expect from the IPAs. Very decent drinking.

33cl bottle. Pours golden with a decent head that sticks around. The nose is citrus but with an underlying creamy note - some sort of lemon custard thing going on for me. The taste gives more of the same - nicely hoppy but not palate ripping. The palate is close to medium bodied with a creamy texture and a zingy finish. Overall, it’s another good beer from Fyne.

Craft Beer Co, Clerkenwell 1 Nov 12. Gyldenbrun. Uklar. Lavt skum. God grapefruktaroma. Veldig mye grapefrukt i smaken. Syrlig ettersmak.