Numbers Ale

Brewed by Atlanta Brewing Company
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Atlanta, Georgia USA

Average looking head with a decent golden colour. Light hop aroma with a little pilsner sliding in. A bit light in colour. Slight citrus flavour with a light honey character. Decent balance of the bitterness on the back end.

Thanks to David for bringing this over. Poured mostly clear, brighter golden with a short cap of whitish head. The aroma picked up darker vegetal and dry corn, but it somehow came together in a cool way.. a touch of honey as well, and not much on the hop front. The flavor had honey and sweet caramel notes with a light dose of floral bitterness and a dry, sweeter finish. Light-bodied and nicely balanced high-ish carbonation. Refreshing.

12oz via Trade with Beerist?? Thanks. This one is a gusher, big no scratch that, HUGE fluffy white head, dunno what caused it, but upon opening beer started flowing, once it stopped i poured into a pint glass with head/beer ratio of 4:1, head fades quickly into a golden ale, tastes a bit of caramel, nothing outstanding but certainly hit the spot on the first hotish day of summer...

On tap at... TAP Atlanta. This beer went well with the spicy poblano tamale I ate at the bar. Not particularly strong or flavorful, weak hint of caramel. Plenty fizzy.

Poured a clear gold color with a medium off-white head. Light sweet caramel aroma with grainy notes. The flavor too was of mild caramel and a light bitterness. Light body.

@ABC. A deep golden pour with a hint of red and a frothy white head with gooey lacing. Aroma of sweet corn syrup. A sweet flavor but weak not alot of falvor at all but it isn’t a bad drinker. A bit thin and foamy. Good clean beer for a card game. Maybe when you want some beer but not alot of abv kicking your ass.

Taco Mac, Alpharetta. On tap. Medium honey gold, clear. Hoppy APA aroma with cereal and foliage. Medium to slightly thick mouth. Pleasant. Works well with Mexican and poultry. Crisp and fizzy.

On draught at the ABC Brewery. Aroma is herbal hops and grass with a slight acerbic bite to the nostril, slight malt scent. Pours an effervescent gold with 1-2 fingers worth of fluffy white crown with little retention and fingery lacing. Flavour is initially bitter with a strong light malt backbone and yeast. It is almost like a hybrid between a bitter and a pilsner lager. Mouthfeel is fairly thin, moderate to spritely carbonation, and a very crisp and dry finish due to the hops. Overall a decent beer but nothing I’d order.