Red Brick Blonde

Brewed by Red Brick Company
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Atlanta, Georgia USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

16 oz sample on tap at The Ale and the Witch in St. Pete, FL. Metallic, spicy light herbal hop aroma with some floral hints as well. Transparent blonde body with a fizzy whitish medium head and really good lacing present. Starts a little fruity with some pineapple hints. Becomes herbal and grassy in the finish. Citrus/lemon peel is also apparent. Light, and fairly refreshing, although nothing extraordinary, either.

Pours an almost clear yellowish orange with hardly any head. Aroma is a little sweet and a little grassy. Flavor is a bit of roasted malts, which I’m not a big fan of, and a bit watery. Not much here.

Pours a clear light yellow. Creamy mouthfeel. Light aroma and taste. Similar to a pilsner with a bit more bite.

12 ounce bottle from Beer of the Month Club poured into a snifter glass, although my beer has a completely different label. Light pale yellow straw colored with with an average head that recedes to a collar around the glass. Grains, wheat and hay, with a little lemony citrusy aroma. More grains and grass and hay flavors. A bit on the sweet side, but tasty. Light bodied, with average carbonation. Light refreshing and very easy and smooth to drink. Not a whole lot of flavor going on, but a nice session beer, especially on a hot day with a grilled cheeseburger.

(12oz bottle thanks to Cavie) clear pale yellow, white bubbles. Nose of caramel, melon and honey. Taste of butter, honey, bitter melon and earth.

Has a clean finish. Creamy texture with white bread aftertaste. It’s a good beer.

(12oz bottle, courtesy of Cavie) Pours a clear yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of biscuit, plastic, honey, and grain. Flavor of biscuit, light sulfur, and grass.

Thanks to Bu11zeye for this one. Pours a light yellow with a medium white head. The aroma are yeast, lemon and skunk. The moutheel is watery with no little carbonation.