Yuengling Lord Chesterfield Ale

Brewed by Yuengling Brewery
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Pottsville, Pennsylvania USA

Pours hazy yellow with a thin white head. Smells skunky with some citrus. Tastes better than it smells. Crisp and refreshing overall albiet a little watery. Somewhat yeasty aftertaste. All right but I’ll stick with the more popular Yuenglings if I’m going that route.

Pours a pale color very clear and bubbly with a medium thick head that gets a bit spotty after a while. The aroma is fresh hay some skunk, some light graininess and some bohemian hops. The flavor is grainy and husky, largely clean with a mildly hoppy character and some corniness and honey notes.

pours out kind of clear and yellow. smells of hops and yeast with undertones of bread. i also used this beer for a beer canchicken in which i put a can of this beer in a chickens ass and seamed it out on the grill. it really came out good and was pretty tasty. not much to this beer and kind of cheep but would but enjoy this anytime to enjoy a nice beer. but use this beer as a good marinade to chicken on the grill.

Green, 12oz twist-off bottle. Aroma of the skunkiest hops. Gotta love those green bottles. Once the beer has a chance to air itself out it has the softest pale malt nose. Now it smells appealing. Golden blonde color, bright white foamy head. Very sweet malt flavor, a touch corn and steamed vegetables. Very grainy though. Sharp bittering hops in the finish. Light bodied, full flavored. A bit off balance for me but very drinkable for an American Ale. If I was stranded in a small NE mining town, I would still be able to survive on this beer.
06 Nov 09

Sample at Newtown Brewfest. Pale yellow gold color with decent white head that receeds quickly. Smells of grains with a little spice. Good amount of carbonation. Flavor of sweet malt and grains dominate followed by a mild bitter finish.

Serving: 12 oz. bottle. Appearance: Light copper color with a foamy white head. Poor head retention and virtually no lacing. Aroma: A light nose with grassy hops and grainy malt. Nothing special. Flavor: Follows the nose with grass, grain, mild malt sweetness and a decent bitter backbone. It lacks anything substantial though. Palate: Medium-high carbonation with a medium-light mouthfeel and a medium-short, slightly bitter finish. Overall: Only worth drinking if you don’t have much else.

bottle . . poured amber with a white head . . aroma is malts with some hop . . taste is sweet, malty . . more flavor than the lager

A fine, medium ale. Goes well with seafood, as per description. Immediately impacts the mouth, with a noteworthy aftertaste. Not too strong in any particular way, but aroma is probably its highest score. A wonderful choice for something different, but not too different.