Blackstone Summer Ale

Pours a clear golden color with a white head. Aroma is honey, malty, caramel, toast, and some nice earthy hops. Flavor is malty, toasty, some grain, a touch of honey, floral, and a nice earthy bitter finish.

Source:On tap at the brewpub.
Glass:10 oz glass.
Appearance:Hazy gold color with a thin off white head.
Aroma:Citrus fruit and bready malt.
Flavor:Biscuit malt with a mild hoppy finish.
Palate:Light body with solid carbonation.
Overall:This was directed at the wheat beer crowd. Didn’t particularly care for it, but my wife liked it. Solid offering though.

Golden amber pour with a light fizzy ring of foam. Mild hop nose with some light fruity esthers. Malt dominant with a dry hop bitterness coming through as an afterthought.

Draft. Golden in the glass with a creamy white head that left light lacing. Hoppy aroma backed with some malts and a slight musty background. Wheat/biscuit flavor backed with caramel malts. Light body, crisp, and light bitter aftertaste.

Draft at brewpub. Pours a deep golden amber with a thin white head. Herbal hop and doughy aroma. Medium light bodied with a crisp texture. Flavor of british pale malts, wheat malt, biscuit, and honey offset by a nice amount of Styrian Golding hops. Clean finish. A very nicely done Summer beer, as it is a tad bolder than many in this style.