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Citrusy hop aroma with moderate hop bitterness in the flavor. Pale golden color. Malt flavors include some toasty, biscuity, bready notes. A Blind Tiger was the Prohibition-era term for a speakeasy. A stuffed toy tiger was placed in the window to alert patrons to the availability of bootlegged liquor.

Blithering Idiot, 11.1% ABV, is brewed in the British tradition of balanced, hearty ales. It’s a deep-copper ale with notes of date and fig. The finish is warm and fruity and begs for the next sip. Enjoy Blithering Idiot in a brandy snifter or wine glass with full-flavored meats and cheeses or as an after dinner drink. This wonderful brew is available year-round. Lay a few down. Aging only helps a barleywine develop more complexity. This fine ale will keep for years. We feel comfortable setting our “Best By” date out to five years beyond the bottling date.

The amber you’ve always wanted. Crisp and clean, but full of flavor: milk caramel, toasted biscuit, and sweet wheat. A medium-bodied brew that has character yet remains an all-game drinker that always satisfies, never disappoints, and plays well with many types of food.

In the mood for a light beer that goes down easy? Les 3 Brasseurs’ La Blonde has a smooth golden touch, but shows a rebellious side with a bit of a bite that might catch you off guard! Refreshing, aromatic and playful, but never underestimate its character…

A West Coast style golden ale. Hoppier than many throw away beers, it contains a generous amount of citrusy hops, German and domestic malts and has a deep gold color. Winner of the golden ale category at the '94 Great American Beer Festival.

A beautifully balanced pale ale with a clean crisp finish.

American oak is seamed with flavour, which Innis & Gunn unlocks during a 37-day maturation that imparts a light vanilla-oak character to this delicious beer. We recommend you serve this beer well chilled for maximum refreshment.

Pale straw yellow with a tight white head. Light aroma of apricot and flowers. Very light on the palate, with firm carbonation. An easy drinker brewed the hard way **Gluten Reduced

While this beer is light in color, it’s not lacking in flavor. This easy drinking beer has fruity and floral notes with a clean finish. A healthy dose of wheat malt adds to the complexity you would expect from a blonde.

A well rounded softness results from generous amounts of German Pilsner and Vienna malts. Balanced with a crisp yet cleansing Noble Saaz hop finish. As a straight forward lighter bodied ale, our Blonde was once brewed for the Summer, but has become a perennial favorite.

Made from 100% organic malts and hops. Fresh summer breeze melded with fruity floral hop aroma of peaches and grapes that give way to a moderate malt sweetness and hints of biscuit and crackers. An initial grainy sweet malt flavor followed by floral hop flavor that ends with a resinous bitter finish. An easy drinking west coast blonde ale that pushes the boundaries of the style.

Tin Roof Blonde Ale is a light-bodied, crisp American Blonde Ale with a wonderfully refreshing finish. This beer is easy-drinking and perfect for any occasion. Pairs well with virtually everything. You name it…pizza, crawfish, poboys, etc. If the food is good, Tin Roof Blonde Ale will enhance it. If it isn’t good, we still recommend drinking a TinRoof Blonde Ale.

Our Blonde is a light, straw colored ale. The malt sweetness of this beer is offset by the subtle spiciness of rye. It leaves with a dry, clean finish on your palate, and a slight spicy rye aftertaste. Best enjoyed ice cold.

A copper colored ale made with an abundance of pale malt and a sprinkling of floral hops, resulting in a smooth malty beer of considerable strength. Enjoy the blond in moderation, or you may end up trying to turn a grog into a prince.

Light and refreshing, our Blonde Ale – Formerly known as Tread Lightly Ale – offers bright notes of honey and a subtle floral aroma with a crisp clean finish.

This easy drinking ale starts with 2- Row Briess Brewers Malt combined Beligan Pils and Vienna malts that give a crisp mild sweet malty favor. A combination of Perle and Liberty hops create a slightly spicy feel with a clean mild aroma making this Blonde Ale an enjoyable microbrew for everyone.

Our Blonde is golden in color, entering with a subtle hop aroma, followed by a smooth refreshing body, ending with a clean crisp taste.

Blonde Bock Bock beers are represented by a male goat, which in German lore symbolizes strength and virility. In accordance with the Reinheitsgebot (German Purity Law of 1516), bock beers must have a pre-fermentation malt sugar concentration of 16%, which converts over to at least 7% alcohol after fermentation. These strong beers were made popular in the early 1600s by monks in order to minimize their hunger during fasting periods. While most bocks are dark, Blonde Bock is golden-colored and malty with a rich, creamy head. The rich flavor is counterbalanced with just the right level of bitterness from the Hallertau aroma hops and create a very smooth profile.

With the Blonde Bomber American Blonde Ale, Eric created a beer that’s beautiful to look at in a clear glass. Its blonde coloration (SRM 3-5) and satisfying mouth feel are backed by a light hop aroma and a medium dry to somewhat sweet taste depending on the food accompaniment. Like The Veteran, The Blonde Bomber is an easy-to-drink session beer with 5.0% alcohol by volume, a true craft beer created for drinkers that love a beer with a gentle flavor profile and a pleasing texture. Its small, primrose-colored bubbles communicate the true nature of the beer both in the glass and on the palate.