Sweetwater Road Trip

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

Bottle. Cloudy blonde pour with a white head. Has a spicy hop aroma, kinda smells a little like chicken broth. Flavor has a light malt base, but is mostly dominated by a nice, bitter, spicy hop flavor. Not bad.

bottle from half time liquor tallahassee, poured a bubbly golden color. a creative beer, aroma is light fruit, honey and grain. very pilsner grain like at the beginning but mellows into a fruity, yeasty blonde ale taste. refreshing and very carbonated.

Bottle. Very light yellow with a small head. Corny aroma and light malt. Clean flavors, but really light and lacks the ale fruity essence.

Bottle. Pours a clear, bubbly gold with a decent puffy head that dissipates quickly leaving a little bit of lacing. Smell is very grainy with some faint hop aromas in there - smells like a fairly generic pilsner to me. The taste was more of the same with grains and bit of light biscuity malts before a slightly bitter and very crisp finish. The mouthfeel is light to medium with a bunch of carbonation. This is a fairly drinkable brew though it’s a little tough to discern what they were trying to do with this one, as it doesn’t seem like a double pilsner (so says the bottle) to me.

Bottle thanks to ericandersnavy. Pours a clear light gold with white head. Aroma of faint grapefruit. Flavor of semi-sweet malt and hops. Has medium body with med-high carbonation. Overall, a decient light IPA. Pretty good beer!

bottle thanks to GAManiac. poured a clear yellow with white head. aroma feint with citrus and hops. flavor had some citrus and hops. wish i had more to say but i took notes short hand as space was limited.

Bottle, Hazy yellow gold pour with a medium off-white head. A definite citrus odor. Not much on the front but it’s got a hoppy bitterness that really sticks to the back of your throat. To be honest, not that enjoyable.

12 oz. bottle courtesy of a trade with GAManiac. Pours a hazy gold with lots of big fat carbonation bubbles clinging to the sides of the glass. Thin-moderate white head that disappeared after the first few sips and left virtually no lace. Pleasant citrus aroma with some other fruit notes detected as well. The flavor begins with some weak malt and is follwed by an acrid, flavorless bitter finish - kind of like chewing on the white pith of a grapefruit. Thin bodied and overcarbonated. This is not something I would come back to.