shadey (1325), Rochester, New York, USA Aug 16, 2008 Tap. Not really sure this should be called a Kolsh. It was quite sweet, but there was also some toast and some alcohol in the nose. It was a bright gold color and made me thinking that this is what a good malt liquor would taste like. The flavor was very similar to the aroma, but there was more alcohol flavor that I think need to be there for a beer of this strength. cbkschubert (1566), Skyline, Arizona, USA Jul 12, 2008 On tap @ brewery Looks like this beer should be unretired. Pours a slightly hazy golden color with a small white head. Light lacing. Aroma is light grain malt and faint esters. Flavor is light malt and esters with a touch of citrus. Light body. A decent beer. Ron (737), Rochester, New York, USA Aug 12, 2004 Draft at Flour City Brewfest. I hope this is the one I tested there. I only wrote down ’Gold’ and ’Good with lite hops’ for this one. Sammy (3041), Toronto, Ontario, Canada Jul 8, 2004 Updated: Jan 1, 2005cuts the edge of the style. Cloudy blonde, like my kids’ hair. Creamy mouthfeel. German pearly hops used, and some wheat. Citrus on the lemony side. Refreshing clean with nice finish not so dry. A winning summer brew. Tim, bottle this one please. rudolf (1554), Buffalo, New York, USA Feb 2, 2004 Lemon butter nose with floral hops. Golden yellow body with a faint head. Flowery hops continue into the flavor where they are decently balanced with malt and butterscotch. Citrusy aftertaste
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