OFallon Gold

Pale golden with a fluffy white head and a bit of lace. A little sulfur, some graininess, and some corniness in the aroma, but generally not a lot going on there. The flavor is corny with some honey notes, very clean with just a mild hoppiness. Overall this is way sweet and corny for my tastes.

12oz bottle. Pours a crystal clear, watery orange body with lots of rising carbonation. Thin, fizzy, off-white head that dissipates immediately and leaves just a few bubbles. Aroma is sweet and sour with a bubbly feel to it. Tart lemons, butterscotch candy malts, and some apple yeast spice. Flavor is thin with some sweet bready, buttery malts up front before an acidic, grainy, citrusy toffee comes in. Flavor drops off quickly leaving the finish dry and sticky with a honey sweetness and somewhat buttery lemon aftertaste. Overall, a pretty lame beer. The taste is alright, I guess...but the body is too watery and thin while dying on the palate quickly. Blah.

Pours a bronze/golden color, medium head and lots of carbonation. Aroma is mild hops, sweet malt. Flavor is bready, then fruity from the hops. Very mellow, and a great representation of a under-rated style.

Bottle. Pours a darker yellow color. Almost no head at all that diminishes very fast. Aroma is malt and sweet. Kind of watery taste. OFallon has better out there

Pours an clear, amber color with a small white head and medium carbonation. Aroma is quite sweet and some noble hops. Flavor has a heavy dose of Munich malt notes with some sweetness at the end. Beer’s not that bad and may consider buying it another time.

Bottle from strykzone. Thanks Dave. This tastes like a run of the mill pale lager, but alas, its a golden ale. Light hops, light malts, grain. A bit of corny sweetness in the finish.

[Bottle] Pours a dark golden color with a small white head. Light malty aroma. Taste is of slight citrus, grass and moderate amounts of light malt. Light, crisp hop finish. Quite decent for the style.

Pours the color of a typical American lager. Just a small head that dies quickly and not a lot of bubbles after the initial pour. Tastes malty, with some rye and corn notes in there. Light to medium body rounds out this beer. Not a bad beer. Good for the style, though.