Bottle from Cooperative Supermarket, Littleborough. Deeper golden with next to no head. Has a slightly malty, sticky-sweet texture and taste and a heavier malty-sweet nose.

Bottle shared with Ashton McCobb and nihtila. Pours clear golden, thick white head. Aromas of pale malt, light floral notes if you search for it. Taste is light sweet. Thin, sticky finish.

Bottle thanks to allmyvinyl. Appearance - golden amber with a decent head. Nose - a bit nondescript. Like a malt bag. Taste - lemon and pale malt. A bit sherbet. Palate - light bodied with a creamy yet very thin texture and a lightly sweet finish. Overall - i think the gluten free aspect has shown up as a very light body.

330ml bottle from Sainsbury’s, (as Green’s Supreme Golden Ale). Golden amber, with creamy off white head. Aroma has malts and corn. The taste has a touch of citrus with the malts and some sweetness.

31st October 2014
Bright clear gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Palate is airy and slightly dry. Light fine minerally carbonation. Dry pale malts, touch of paper. Mild bubblegum ester. Mellow dry citrus and light and slightly spicy pine. Not particularly Golden like but okay.

330ml bottle. Pours dark gold with a large head. Aroma is lemon, washing up water and cardboard. Taste has toffee to start. Cardboard in the grassy, medium bitter finish.

330ml bottle. Deep golden amber, foam off-white head and aroma of grains, spice, abit yeasty. Taste is sweetish grain, biscuity, some caramel with an earthy bitterness and fruity orange, yeast & metallic notes. Tangy mouth feel, light bodied, well carbonated, drying bitter finish. Quite OK. --- Beer merged from original tick of Supreme Golden Ale on 17 Apr 2020 at 18:09 - Score: Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 5 | Flavor - 4 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 5. Original review text: 330ml bottle from Green's online, as Green's gorgeous blond ale, 5.0%. Golden colour, big creamy foam head leaving lacing and aroma of malt, grain, metal. Taste is sweetish, malty, grains, with notes of fruity citric, cardboard & metallic bitterness. Light to medium bodied, medium to high carbonation, dry fruity & papery bitter finish. OK

Bottle at home in London with Lyoli. Pours clear, rich gold with a moderate, foamy white head. Cereal nose with light floral hops. Light to medium sweet flavor, plenty of dry biscuits, light cereal, mild grassy-floral bitterness. Light bodied with average carbonation. Lightly crisp to finish, lightly sweet with crunchy cereal and biscuits, faint leaves and grass. A very easy drinking beer. Dries out just enough on the finish to keep it from being overly sweet. Nice beer.