Honey color with a small white head that left decent lacing. Sweet front followed by strong astringency and notes of vanilla and cinnamon. Long finish. Medium body.

Bottle from market district, pours clear pale. Sweet volatile smell of cake, I wonder why. This BTW, is not a blonde ale nor a golden ale, it is a pastry. I can't figger out how those who enter brews can't ID the style. To call this a golden ale is like calling an IPA an american cheap pale lager, hehehh. Yea, lots of sweetness on this, actually really cloying. So sweet I almost can't tolerate it, but hey, I can't tolerate these stupid ass pastry beers anyhow. So there you have it, another beer that ain't truly a beer; its s silly worthless sweet something that makes no sense to the real beer taster. In the end, this is so sweet and so unbearable, I think I may do the drain pour. However, I can't think of any other beer I drain poured after almost 9K beers, so I won't. I will drink and live with this sweet cloying bomb, like any other pastry brew that calls itself a beer, hehehehh WTF.