Bottle. Pours a cloudy yellow golden with a small white head that diminishes quickly. The aroma is a light malt with yeast and light hop. The taste is a corn malt with light fruit and a bitter finish. Not too much going on with this golden ale from Redhook.

Pours light gold with a few tiny particulates and a 1 finger white head that quickly fades to a skim. Aroma is raw bread dough, wet straw, mop water and citrus hops. Flavor is grainy malt, sweet, toast and roast, a little nutty even. FInish is bitter hops grainy malt and a little corny, not sure if this has corn though. Body is thin and well carbonated. Decent brew, would be good for a BBQ / with ribs or other rich succulent meats. Not a great brew but I could see myself knocking back quite a few on a nice summer (hopefully bbq) evening.

bottle-pour into pint glass. see through golden color. nice frothy head. not much aroma somewhat doughy. a little sweetness, light body. not bad , not great. would like to try during the summer.

12oz bottle. Pours a clear gold color with a small white head that quickly dissipates. Smells sweet. Some citrus smell present also. Tastes of grains, with a tiny bit of sweetness. Thin and watery. Easy drinking.

Bottle.A clear pale golden color with a minimal white head ,no lacing. Smells sweet and slightly fruity,just a touch of hay.Flavor is a bit sweet,bready,with a touch of fruit . Nice dry finish and mouthfeel. A well built and solid blond,drinkable for sure.