Two Brothers Prairie Path Ale

Brewed by Two Brothers Brewing Company
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Warrenville, Illinois USA

Excellent - one of the best beers that I’ve tried in a while. It reminded me a little of a Belgian brew which was unexpected. Highly recommended.

This is a beer similer to Leffe blonde but slightly better. It has a full body and a really great bitter sweet taste. I have not had many blondes (which is what this should be listed as) but I like its chewy mouthfeel and it was very drinkible. Good stuff and only a mild aftertate as a drawback.

draft at Claddagh’s. This had just been put on the tap and you could taste the freshness. reasonably hoppy, lightly honeyed, a tiny bit watery but still pretty good. easily the best beer they were pouring there.
Earlier Rating: 11/2/2006 Total Score: 3.2
i’m gonna pretend like this is the blueberry ale till i am able top prove otherwise. here are my notes: good. belgian hop aroma. light color. there’s good blueberry complement. balanced but front-loaded. creamy, but watered down (seriously?). balanced.

12oz bottle, courtesy of ryan. Thanks! Pours a slightly hazy, bright, lemony-orange color; off-white head with good retention and fine-bubbled lacing. Crisp, dry aroma showing sugar, citrus, and cereal; nicely dry with a mild mineral bitterness. Medium mouthfeel: resiny, mineral and citrus bitterness upfront, but not overtly bitter; crisp, dry at the core, lively carbonation, and just excellent drinkability overall; toasty breadiness and crackers, with a light malty sweetness; perfectly drinkable. Lengthy finish: crackers, toasty malts, and lingering mineral bitterness; excellent dryness and toastiness at the end.

I’m swimming upstream on this one, since I really enjoyed it. Poured to a bright amber-orange with nice off-whit head that last well and left okay lacing. Aroma was a pleasant blend of malty fruit, bread and a touch of honey. Mouthfeel is full and brings inthe slight bitterness of hops to the mix. Flavor picks up the bread and fruit of the nose, and the flavor is smooth and long. A pleasant surprise.

On tap at Blind Tiger. Pours a clear orange with a small head. Aroma of fruit and bready yeast. Flavor of bread, yeast, sweet fruits. Very pleasant drinking and definitely underrated on this site. 7/4/8/4/14 (3.7/5)

Crystal clear straw. Foamy white head. Light carbonation. Aroma of Goldings hops with light Saaz spiciness and a Pils malt underbelly. Crisp and dry and tingly. Loaded with floral Goldings notes and a bitter Saaz aftertaste. Refreshing taste. Very dry and herbal with a flowery aftertaste. Finishes clean and hoppy. The antithesis of a sweet summer brew.

cloudy golden color,small white foamy head.Nice sweet aroma with a mild spiciness to it,Theres an almost honey like quality in the aroma as well IMO,yeasty.The taste is wheaty and very mildly spiced with some other hard to describe flavors that are fairly mild as well.Mild sweetness to it with a decent hop after taste that is slightly sweet as well as just a slight bite at the very end.It a very unique beer,Kind of hard to describe mainly i haven't had a brew quite like this one but it definately is a brew to have around.