BridgePort Supris Blonde Ale

Hazy yellow pour with a one finger white head and no lacing. Very bready in both aroma and flavor, with a light bit of spice and some small earthy hoppiness. Mediocrity rearing its ugly head again.

Found this in Idaho. It was dusty and I am not sure how old it was. Poured a hazy yellow with small white head,and not much lacing. Nose of malt and spices. Smooth mouthfeel. Flavor is a little biter. Kind of an odd beer, but drinkable.

sampled on draught at the brewery. Pours a cloudy straw yellow coloured body. rich, smooth, very pleasent aroma and touch of maltyness. i really liked this one.

Has a nice glowing murky yellow color, smells of semi-sour brett and wheat, flavor is somewhat light, lacking depth. The astringency and bitterness does not exactly fit with this beer, I was thinking it was close to Leffe Blond, but the bitterness or huskyness puts it off a little bit. Interesting, but could be much better.

12oz bottle. Poured a medium and lightly hazy golden color with a smaller sized white head. Aromas of fruitiness and light yeast. Tastes of bread, fruits, and light citrus.

Poured a super blonde hazy body with a fluffy effervescent white head. Yeasty, sweet, and grainy. Thin body with a lot of carbonation. Dry finish. Kind of weird/dull but ok.

Bottle. Yeasty and citric aroma. Very cloudy hay colored brew. A tad sweet and fruity flavor is smooth with a quality that is on par with a Wit or Hefeweizen. Very drinkable and even better on tap. Effervescent on the palate

Picked up single 12-oz bottle from Liquid Solutions in Oregon. Pours a semi-hazy pale llight blonde brew with a decent white head that has slow dissolve and good retention. Aroma of light multi-grain bread malt, some lemon zest and a touch of dry spice. Taste is light bodied, well carbonated with flavors of light bread, lemon and some yeast. Finish is slightly fruity, a touch of yeast and then a dry aftertaste. A little light for a Belgian Ale but still drinkable.