Philadelphia Kenzinger

hazy gold with sediment and a crazy fluffy white head that built over the rim of the glass like soft swirl ice cream. dry wheat aroma, nearly offensive. Not much body, not much character, sour pickles jump out and offend me. next!

Draft. Pours clear gold with a thin, pale white head. Aroma of wheat, hops, and citrus. Weak body with a smooth finish. Average local blond ale.

A local brew for me. This is a good beer. I don’t get the lower rating for it. Pours an amber blond. Definite hop tingle on the back end, but very pleasant.

Not one of my favorites. Nice white head and good lacing but too bitter for me.

Bottle Pours a hazy straw color with a thin white head. The head lasts fairly well and laces nicely. Has a fruity aroma of apricot, and citrus. Has an okay carbonation. The flavor is harshly bitter. Has a watery texture. A light body. The finish is bitter and a strong aftertaste. Most would not enjoy the harshness but I don’t mind it all that much.

12 oz bottle of pure drain pour purchased from Canal’s Hainesport. Poured a slightly poor looking hazed golden orange body sitting underneath a huge white bubbly foamy head. Aroma had a good dose of fruitiness, peach and apricot, some bubble gum, plastic notes and wet bread. Sadly the aroma is one of the best things about this abomination. The body was thin and watery with lots of seltzer feeling carbonation. The flavor, ugh, was some sort of combation between wet bread, previously chewed fruit bubble gum and seltzer water. DRAIN POUR!!!!

Bottle. Poured translucent orange-gold with a thin white head that eventually dissipates. Aroma redolent of a belgian wit; some orange and clove present. Flavor was mellifluous, flower petals (chamomile perhaps), clove, orange, and spice. Palate was surprisingly hearty for such a little (abv I mean) beer and certainly lacked nothing flavorwise.

bottle, pours carmel with a thin white head. Aroma is light grapefruit. Some sweet malts crushed by a moderate hop bite. An easy drinker.