Carolina Blonde

Brewed by Carolina Beer Company
Style: Pilsener
Mooresville, North Carolina USA

Bottle. I thought this beer was an ale, but the bottle says "Genuine Pilsner style"?? Topaz color with small, creamy and lasting head. Aroma is mild; hard to pinpoint anything other than slightly sweet malt, with some mild citrus hops? Doesn’t smell or taste like a lager, must be an ale. Palate is light and dry, and has a slightly sweet-sour grainy aftertaste. Not exciting, but not bad. Finally has some malt if you use all your Superbeerman senses to find it. For the beer-lover, a good choice if nothing else but Fudd or Duff is available. Also a recommended industrial substitute if you’re in a quality beer place with someone who’s scared of good beer.

On tap at A.W Shucks, Charleston. Golden color, no head. lots of fizz. flow like a mineral water. aroma of lemons might be from the wedge on the edge of my glass. BORING...

Bottle. Pours yellowish gold with a fizzy white head. Aroma is mildy malty, with yeast. Flavor is slightly hoppy, lots of doughy bread, finishes really quickly. Not so bad.

Pours a very light yellow color with a fizzy, white head that quickly disappears. However, a quick twist of the glass reactivates the head and it grows to an impressive, thick fizz that again fades away. Aroma is of light bread malts and yeast. Initial taste is masked by the heavy carbonation, and finishes with a slight bitterness. Medium on the mouth, it has a watery texture with active carbonation. Reviewed on January 4th, 2007.

Draught Yellow pour with decent head. Very fizzy. Very very light hop aroma. Not much on the flavor either. I’ve had better.

A pleasant enough pilsner with a crisp, malty mouth feel. Almost no boquet with this one. There is a bit of citrus in the flavor, balanced against the dominating wheat and malts. A decent beer for washing down pizza, but overall, rather boring.

Pours traw yellow, clear. Heavy carbonation, fizzy. Mild hay aroma with just a hint of some soft of hop. Smooth, little bit sweet. Not my style, but one of the better Pilsners I’ve had

12oz bottle acquired in trade with Suttree (thanks). Poured a light to medium golden / yellow color with an avearged sized white head. Aromas of stronger grain, honey and lemons. Tastes of lighter grains with a light grassy finish. Thinner body.