Red Brick Blonde

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

Its yellow and low on alcohol. This is a great session beer, but thats about it, Not something i would just drink, but if i were going to pull a drunk, then this would certainly be an option.

Date: 11/02/2005
Mode: Bottle
Source: Harry’s

hazy yellow, thin white head, light hop aroma on dry malt, light malt with an astrengent bitterness, slight metalic character, no sweetness,
-------- /> Date: 01/27/2008
Mode: draft
Source: brewery
Score: 2.3 to 2.7

clear gold, creamy off white head, lots of drippy lace, light sweet malt aroma with a touch of floral hops, creamy body, sweet malt flavor, touch of cereal character in the sweetness, light floral hops keep it balanced, light bitterness in the finish,

Aroma: 5/10; Appearance: 6/10; Flavor: 5/10; Palate: 7/10; Overall: 10/20
Rating: 2.7/5.0
Drinkability: 8/10
Score: *4

this has a bit a character to it. Crisp malts with piney hops. mouthfeel is medium thin, finishes a touch weak

Courtesy of Nick76. Very muted aroma that only yields mild honey like malt notes. The body is a murky pale golden with a fluffy two fingers thick white head nestled atop. Fairly prominent metallic flavor in the fore that manages to get worse by transitioning into rust and cabage notes. Plastic-like notes through the middle remind me a bit of a scotch ale, but in a blonde that’s a bad thing, I think. The finish is veggies and cabbage with a hint of smoked plastic. Ick.

Clear golden color. A little more kick than a pilsner. Crisp aromas and flavors. Bitter and metallic flavors as well to be expected. Could have a bit of a fuller palate but otherwise drinkable.

Meh. A lot like the Red Brick Pale, only weaker. Amber pour with a small white head. Malty aroma with a bit of hoppiness leaning toward the citrus side. Fruity, grassy flavor. Not bad, just not remarkable.

bottle. pours a hazy light amber/orange hue with a fluffy meringue style head which, as it recedes, reveals a thick lacing. the aromas are lacking a bit in character; hops are noticed, but thick malts take the front seat. this is the closest i’ve ever come to tasting the typical american-style beer. it resembles a blond, but is not exactly that which i am accustomed to when referencing a blond(e) ale. the flavor is a bit watery, but still has a bitterness to the finish. i think the appearance is unfortunately the best aspect of this craft(?) beer.

A nice lighter tasting offering from ABC. Somewhat astringent in the finish but still not offensive. A good summer BBQ beer.