The Bruery Humulus Blonde

Golden yellow with a decent sized white head. Aroma is floral with apricot, peach, grapefruit, grain and perfume. Taste is floral with grass citrus and apricot.

Another great collision of styles. Belgian meet IPA.. Light with nice amount of hops.

Hand bottle thanks to bman1113vr. The smell is fruits, spices, peachy, and good. The taste is papery, fruits, spices, malts, hops, and good. The look is clear, not too much white head, and golden in color.

Draught at The Bruery’s anniversary. Hazy light straw color and a frothy white head, giving it a wit-like appearance. After several beers with no hops in the aroma, this one really blew me away. Sweet grapefruit, spicy hops, cinnamon, pastry dough and oranges. The flavor has light malts with a spicy, hoppy, somewhat herbal bitter finish. Medium-light bodied with medium carbonation. Pretty light and refreshing drinker overall, with a pleasing bitterness and an amazing aroma.

(Hand bottle, courtesy of Bman1113vr) Pours a clear yellow body with a white head. Aroma of chamomile, florals, pineapple, apricot, and peach. Flavor of hops (grass, earth, citrus), yeast, and light apple.

hand bottle thanks to bman1113vr. light yellow pour with a thin ring of white froth. nose is hoppy with citrus and fruits. flavor is slightly yeasty with apples and other fruit.

Hand bottled bottle. Body-thin flat piss yellow. Looks like a urine sample. Nose-apricot, peach, lychee. Taste-spiky, bong water, hemp seed, sterile, coriander, light lotion on the back end. And odd combination of flavors that really works out in the end.

On tap at The Bruery. Color of clear gold with a nice sized white head. Aroma of yeast, earth and something I liken to BO. Flavor was the same but with more banana, spice to go with the earthy and BO flavor. Flavors don’t blend to well for me; not a big fan of their hoppier beers thus far.