High & Mighty Beer of the Gods

My Bottom Line:
This Golden Ale’s gregarious haystacks and grassy hops compose a wonderful pastoral.

Further Personal Perceptions:
-A veil of foam skirts the hazy pale yellow.
-Grassy hop bitterness is gripping and lengthy.
-Effervescence is comfortable and increases drinkability.
-Both High and Mighty bottled beers are marvelous session ales!

Bottle.

Easily the best blonde ale ever. Clloudy yellow color. The aroma is sweet and has wheat and some light spice. It smells like a wit. Moderately sweet in the flavor, some salt, a little wheat.

Thank ya kindly, JK! Hazy yellow color with a medium head. Aroma of wheat and grapefruit. As someone else at the tasting said, it tastes a whole lot like iced tea. Wheat and tobacco as well.

Thanks to JK for sharing. A cloudy yellow pour with decent head. Interesting grape fruit aroma with malty hints. Fresh grapefruit, tobacco, and malt in the taste.

(Bottle) Pours a cloudy yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of citrus, sour, herbs, white grapes. Flavors of citrusy hops, malt, and florals with a bitter finish.

Bottle. Pours a hazy yellow-gold with a large long-lasting foamy white head. Some decent lacing. Aroma of floral hops, quite spicy and citrusy, along with sweet malt, grass and yeast. Flavour’s also spicy and citrusy with a good amount of floral hops backed by sweet malt and yeast and a mild but long bitter finish. Medium bodied, body’s quite carbonated. I don’t really think this should be in the "Golden Ale" category, more like a Belgian Saison or something, but whatever it is, it’s pretty good stuff.

This is a great beer! It pours a cloudy blond with a nice head. It shows some decent light hop notes on the aroma and then breaks into a complex but yet crisp amount of malt and hop flavors. The beer drinks with a crisp flavor and offers a nice long finish.

Sampled on Glouglou’s roof at out summer BBQ blowout tasting

Peach purée baby food colored with a thin ring of tiny bubbles.
The first whiff was all oranges, then it quickly turned into this weird wet hair/bad perm, a kind of funk that I just don’t like, which is surprising because I usually love all things funky and no one else at the tasting picked this up, so maybe it’s me.
The initial sips were astringent like unripe bananas, but it smoothed over eventually to blossom in fairly flowery tones and got better with each sip, but overall it didn’t do anything for me. I’ll have to try this one again, so for now it gets a passing grade.