Appalachian Dom Blonde Kölsch

Had on tap at the Gettysburg location. Pours a nice clear gold color with frothy white head. Aroma is light and grassy with slight citric notes. Flavor pretty plain and watery, medium mouthfeel, slight grassiness and lemon notes. Overall, not great, but still decently refeshing.

Light golden color slight bit of white head not much aroma sweet citrus honey taste its very simple and drinkable good summer beer no bitterness clean beer

Poured deep gold with creeamy white head. Nose was grainy pale malt, mild hopcitrus, mild fruit. Tastes crisp, not hefty of palate, with fruity, lemongrassy hopcitric, and bready pale malt flavors, with decent balance. A good example of this style.

@Market Cross PA-on tap-pours a white head and gold color. Aroma is mild grain, (Hallertau) hops, honey, fruit. Taste is grain/medium malt-caramel, honey, fruit, (Hallertau) hops. Nice. Light side of medium body.

poured dark golden color with a half an inch of head. aroma was very light, maybe a little bit of malt. flavor was matly upfront, some toast and biscuity flavors, and dried out quite a bit as the beer finished. lean-medium bodied. excellent for style.

Clear very pale body with a small white head. The nose is honey, bread and herbs. The flavor is honey, herbs, flowers, light pepper and dough. Medium/light body is soft with light carbonation. Probably the best Appalachian beer of the night.

Had it at Harrisburg on tap. Lighter color and a slightly hoppy aroma. Tastes similar to a pale ale with less hops.

On draft at the Gettysburg location a few months ago. Found it pretty good for the style. Not overly exciting but it had some good flavor. Crisp flavor with lots of bread and malt with floral/grass finish.