Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 4 | Flavor - 7 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 7.5

Clear pale but some sediment on the bottom of the bottle makes a couple of yeasty drops on the slim head along with a small interesting storm cloud in my clear beer. At first I thought there was some bitterness but that fades quickly into a sessionable civilized brew. Just a little bit of that newer, younger brighton blond processed feel hiding in the lurch. In Brighton, America and Canada, blond is generally preferred over blonde in all cases as a neutral gender. However, it generally references a pretty female sex hair color. So, it's used in reference to females more often than than to males. Unfortunately, a minority of writers continue to observe the gender distinction where using French in the historical vernacular, blond is masculine and blonde is feminine. But, what - ev, this girls is quite tasty. Good tom boy, reminds me of ellie may clampet. Nice job bros!