Can, 5% ABV, small bubbly head, quite clear lightish gold colour, waffle, light bread, fruitiness, a bit of minerals, medium herbal bitterness, light sweetness and a bit of sourness. Highly enj8.

Draft at Big Fatty’s BBQ White River Junction. (They list it as an IPA) Appearance looks like an IPA, cloudy bright gold. Aroma is grassy, pale grain, and lemons. Flavor reflects. Decent beer.

Poured into a becher pint glass, the appearance was a muddled yellow color with a thin white cap of a head starting atop. Maintains it’s level for a good half minute before gently dissipating and leaving some sticky messy lace roaming all around the glass.
The aroma starts off with sweet corn and semi-sweet to lightly bitter grassy hops. Toasty malts balance in nicely.
The flavor takes all of those previously mentioned flavors to round out softly and give a clean sweet semi-bready aftertaste. With a touch of the grassy bitterness, it finishes smooth and crisp.
On the palate, this one sat about a light on the body with a fair sessionability about it. Mild carbonation seems to hit nice and smooth. Malts do stick slightly.
Overall, nice blonde ale that I would have again, preferably with some BBQ or even some spicy food.