Cooperstown Nine Man Ale

Brewed by Cooperstown Brewing Co.
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Milford, New York USA

Deep golden color,white head. Malty, light hops for a touch of balance, light caramel. Decent body, kinda boring but nothing wrong with it.

Bottle. Medium clear gold with a small cream-colored soapy head that receded quickly and left no lacing. Nose: parched grass ,goldenrod and cardboard. I’m having trouble detecting any flavor beyond a faint biscuity-bready smell. Medium bodied. Tastewise this is hardly better than something from BudMillerCoors, and it’s more expensive.

Whoa. Overcarbonated. Too much head here for a thin golden body. Aroma of pears and some citrus. Some bitterness in the finish, but really there’s nothing here. Do they know what hops are? Wayyy too watery.

the highest batting average of the three cooperstown beers i had in cooperstown. crisp, clean and nothing bad about it. the only one i could finish a pint of and enjoy with my meal.

2004 bottle at Julio’s Spring Beer Fest, 4/02/05. Golden body, with a small white head, mostly dissipating to bubbles. Clear. Aroma of dry grains, a bit of grass and dry nuts and paper.... Flavor is bland, with drying wheat, grassy hops, low bitterness and just a plain water and neutral pale malt flavor. Very watery and light bodied, no sweetness to be found. Moderate carbonation.

fizzy gas, little on taste, which gives a middle mouthfeel with an uncomfortable graininess. Tad of tartness more than bitterness and drying sweetness

Fruity floral nose. Small quickly dissipating white head. Deep golden hue. Faintly sweet malt, light body, sweet and citric, faint bitterness. I must agree with Austin...APA seems like a broad generalization in this case...Blonde or whatever this is, isnt any good in my opinion. This brewery fairly disappoints me. Blah

Dark straw pour with hopcit aroma. Slight hopcit taste. This one would be a passable lawn mower beer, but it won’t be enshrined in the Hall-of-Fame any time soon.