Atwater Dirty Blonde Ale

Bottle [12oz]. Pours a hazy yellow-gold with some tiny floaties and an average size diminishing white head. Aroma: I get wheat and oranges first followed by yeast and light hops -- not much herbs though. Flavour’s slightly watery and could be more flavourful, nothing bad about it though. It’s mainly wheat, oranges and light spices and with a mild sourness in the finish. Light to average bodied. It’s a fine beer and easy to drink, it’s just nothing special.

12oz bottle. Pours clear gold with a thin white head. Aroma of coriander, sweet malt and tart orange. Coriander flavor with some tart orange and a bit of sweet malt before a mostly dry finish.

On tap during the annual Boston/Salem/Marble head tour. Sampled at the Sunset grill. A bready beer with a tart taste and mild lemon nose. It was ok.

12oz. Bottles: Aroma of wheat, lemon, grains, fruit, light Sprite. Poured yellow in color with a large, fluffy, white head that diminished but lasted throughout. Cloudy. Very sparkling. Full of small, medium, and large-sized particles throughout. Flavor is lightly sweet. Tastes of grains, wheat, citrus, slight hops, slight Sprite, and slight yeast. Medium body. Tingly, then lightly dry texture. Lively carbonation. Wheat, citrus, and light lemon finish is lightly dry.

Pours a slightly hazy golden color with an orange tint. Head is small, decent lacing on the glass. Very plesent aroma, almonds, lemon, grapefruit and other citrus fruits. Taste is citrusy, but not too tart. Overall, a crisp refreshing brew.

Orange gold with fair, creamy white head / Soapy herbaceous and citrus nose / Light body, very tart, thin and watery with weak finish / Muted flavors of citrus and coriander / Poor.

Bottle from wine and things north Raleigh. Bright orangish pour with fluffy off white head and spotty lace. Light citrus aroma. Light spice, citrus, and wheat. Lightly acidic however I enjoyed it on some level

12 oz bottle. Pours a orange/yellow color with a medium sized white head that dissipates pretty quickly. Aroma is wheat, with touches of citrus. Flavor is citrus, with wheat. Relatively clean on the palate, but something felt lacking in the beer.