Carolina Blonde

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

Pours a pale yellow from the bottle with a bubbly head that fades fast. Not crystal clear, but not too cloudy either. Smells like a field of wheat grass. Tastes the same, slightly bitter, and light. Not my favorite.

murky golden-orange color poured out of bottle. medium-sized white fizzy head that dissipates quickly. tastes sour in a bland way. apples and dirt. the flavors aren’t very strong. light empty mouthfeel. just an average beer. but I like it. probably would go could with all food because so neutral.

Smooth, honey and apple like flavor. Not too strong, but nice none the less.

Draught. Pours, well, blonde with a tinge of gold. The aroma is faint, but seems to have apples in it. Flavors of water, apples, berries, and synthetic leather. Weird. Not awful.

Bottle, OBX, NC. Deeper pale golden color for a blonde ale. Quite a neutral flavor if that’s what you’re after. Indeed smooth as advertised with a fair mouthfeel and nose.

on draught. It pours a gold color with a fast fading fizzy head. The aroma is alright, there’s some strawberries there. I didn’t care much for the taste because I couldn’t get much out of it other than a little honey, corn, and something like the smell of new shoes.

Currently billing itself as a pilsner, don’t know if that is true, but definitely not as fruity as the last time I had it. Medium gold, OK head. Faint bread aroma with some light floral notes. Taste matched, bread, a bit of sweet honey, bitter hops at end. Not smooth in the mouth. Not particularly enjoyable either.

Very clear yellow and corny tasting. Not a very good beer kind of bitter. I would like to give it another try think.