A Blonde Ale is a great starter beer for those who are new to craft beer. This Blonde Ale recipe is an easy drinking beer, low in esters, and balanced with enough hop character to accentuate the malt profile. We brew this beer for big party events.
Great every time just add honey.
Simple beer to get back into brewing with.
I have brewed this several times and folks like it, Great summer brew.
Everyone always love this ale. Especially appeals to the domestic commercial beer guys and gals. A nice light and refreshing beer. This batch I used for a base for a pineapple flavored beer. Used 1/2 oz. of pineapple flavoring for just a slight hint of pineapple.
I have brewed this for a summer brew several times and is always a nice addition to our summer offerings. It has an almost nutty background flavor which is pleasing to the palate. It's light bodied and sits well for hotter weather. Perfect quencher for sitting on the porch after doing some summer work or while you are cooking up that BBQ.
Nice light beer for hot summer days after mowing the lawn. You'll want to cut the grass a second time so you can have some more.
ABV not too high, clean crisp and full of flavor. Recommended.
Bright, simple, fresh, clean and very drinkable. I serve mine with a lower carbonation than other beers which helps to bring out the flavors. As others have said a great introduction to craft beer for those that normally drink the yellow fizzy stuff.
I have to come clean and admit that I have from time to time purchased PBR as something I can chug on a Sunday afternoon without getting smashed and without destroying my palate with a something like a session IPA. This kit has a nice hop flavor and has good body (if mashed for that profile) with a low ABV, mine came in around 5%. Best of all is my wife is a dedicated Hop-Head and won't touch it...more for me!
have brewed from extract and will be first time with alll grain in my new system.
I like to always brew different recipes and keep a huge variety on hand. It is rare I will brew a recipe twice. With that said, this is the first beer I've brewed a second time (and just ordered the ingredients to do 2 more batches).
This beer is light enough to please my "Coors Light" and "Budweiser" drinkers, while still being flavorful enough to please my craft beer lovers. After brewing this for the first time last year, it became clear that this is a must have summer beer and is one I need to make sure I don't run out of!