Red Brick Blonde

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

pale yellow pour with a small rocky white head, wheat beer aroma. found to low carbanation.

From the beer of the month club: A nice slightly cloudy yellow body with a nice white head that had good retention. Aroma was a mix of citrus and floral hop notes. Flavor had nice grassy notes and a mild but pleasant corn malt flavor. Finish was crisp. A nice enjoyable beer.

bottle. Poured hazy straw coloured with a thin white head. The aroma is grassy and tart. Medium bodied. Malt and yeasty flavour, mildly spicy with banana notes. Peppery finish.

Pours a very slightly hazy dark golden yellow color with golden ripe banana hues when held to a light source and a two finger frothy, soapy white head that slowly fades into a lasting ring. Sporadic sheets of lacing left behind. Crisp slightly spicy aroma with faint hints of pepper and coriander. Subtle light fruit notes in the nose, mostly apple and pear. Also, jut a touch of earthy hops. Overall, this beer smells pretty bland. Let’s hope the flavor steps it up a notch. Surprisingly full bodied for the style with some soft carbonation up front that fades into a sweet estery presence which is balanced by an odd malt backbone and a ry spicy finish. Hints of pepper and coriander along with apple, pear and subtle earthy hops. There’s not much of an alcohol bite, which I expect and love from this style. Overall, this is a "watered down" version of a Belgian classic that doesn’t quite live up to expectations.

(Sample Date: 3/24/2010 Source:Other) 12 oz bottle. Gusher. Spicy graininess with some sugary notes. Mostly clear light golden with huge fluffy head that persists. Grainy sweetness with slightly metallic twang. Spicy yeast phenolics. Light body. Finish is medium sweet and lightly spicy.

ok is it just me, or does this taste like saltines crackers for some reason?? seriously, that is exactly what it tasted like. very bready with a mild twang, yeasty and bland. and it tasted like crackers. one of the strangest beers ive ever tasted.

Bottle from Red Brick mixed variety 12-pack. Poured a light golden yellow with a decent sized white head. Sweet aroma of citrus hops and honey. Mild flavor. Quite easy to drink, but not overly exciting.

This was a gusher, with about a quarter of the beer flying out and onto the table when it was opened. After getting the beer poured into the glass, the beer poured a hazy yellow color with a huge white head. The beer smells of wheat malt, with a little bit of lemon. The taste follows the smell, with a slight hop bitterness at the end. Even with the ridiculous amount of carbonation, this was a decent beer. Not the best, but nothing to be to upset about.