American Blonde Ales are often considered a nice and easy introduction into the world of craft beers. They are generally pale straw yellow to a deep gold in color and are similar to the German Kölsch style of beer.
A well balanced beer, this type usually features a slightly bready and toasty pale malt and Noble hops, which are slightly floral with a light to moderate bitterness.
Generally best served cold, between 39-45 degrees, in a pint glass or beer mug.
Strawberry Blonde Ale is the newest addition to the Buffalo Bill’s Brewery lineup of seasonal craft beers. This beer has a sessionable body and strawberry aroma with a hint of ginger. It’s a blonde ale brewed with real strawberries and Jamaican ginger. (Description provided by company)
There are plenty of reasons to love summer, and here is one great one! German hops and pale malt blend beautifully to create this refreshing taste of summer. This light-bodied ale casts a golden hue reminiscent of the summer sun shining high above the City of Philadelphia.
Light-bodied. Fruitiness is minimal, but there is a Kolsch-like flavor. (Description provided by company)
Summer has its own rules. As luck would have it, it also has its own beer. This clever golden-hued ale pours remarkably crisp and clean. A distinctive malt body complements a refreshing hop profile led by a heady dose of bold Amarillo hops. Enjoy. (Description provided by company)
Five hops and four malts make Hoptober Golden Ale a veritable cornucopia of the earth. Pale and wheat malt are mashed with rye and oats to create a medium-bodied ale with a creamy mouthfeel.