BJs Brewhouse Blonde

Brewed by BJs Restaurant & Brewhouse
Style: Kölsch
, USA

On tap. Kolsch?, not quite for me. Clear gold in color with a white head. Aroma of bread; very light just like most of their beers. Flavor of cornbread, bread and wheat/grain with some lingering taste. Nothing special.

Yellowish color. Aroma is very light even for the style, some grain, lighter fruits. Not a favorite.

(On tap at BJ’S Brewhouse for Beer Club Meeting on October 3, 2008) Yellow. Not much of an aroma. Very light, sweet, and a little bitter. A wee bit malty, sweet, yep.. sweet.

On tap at BJs Brewhouse (Citrus Park, FL). Pours a clear yellow color with white head that dissipates quickly to nothing. Aroma is faint at best but we noted some hay, malt, grass, yeast, and bread. Flavor is wheat, grass, bread, sour malt, some spice. Generally light bodied with a slightly bitter finish.

On tap in El Paso as the Brewhouse Blonde at 4.7%. Pours a hazy, dark straw color with no head. light-to-medium body and effervescent. Initial citrusy character, citrusy hop flavor dominates all other flavor components.

On tap at Bakersfield. Poured a clear yellow/gold with a small white head. Aroma of malt and grass. Flavor was weak with a grassy finish.

On Tap at BJ’s Reno Location. Pours out a light gold topped with a white head. Aroma of sweet grass and some malt. Tast of a nice hop and some spice.

Pours a very clear and light looking yellow brassy color. Aroma is grassy and slightly hoppy. Flavor is light with a little hops and some slight fruit. On tap, BJ’s Lewisville.