Selins Grove Blonde Ambition Ale

Draft pint, at brewery. Pours a cloudy light yellow body with a one inch frothy white head that fell to a thin covering. The nose is very fruity with lots of Belgian Yeast character. Almost Triple like without all the alcohol. Some light banana and fruitiness. Lots of flavor here, pale malt and yeast character really meld well to reveal quite a complex beer for being a lighter weight brew. There is a touch of alcohol on the finish. Mouthfeel is medium to full bodied with a nice fizzy active carbonation. Really good, almost like a lighter version of their Stealth Triple but much more sessionable.

On tap at the pub. Pretty good, better than I expected it to be as a golden ale. Yellow and very hazy, tasted like a miler version of a tripel.

Sampled on draft at the brewery this beer poured a hazy golden-yellow color with a small white head. The aroma was lightly sugary and a touch fruity. The flavor was tart, tangy and spritzy with a bitter and lightly sugary middle and some faint fruits throughout. The finish was tart an bitter. Ok.