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Beers: Style • Blonde Ale |
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North American blonde
ales, also called golden ales range in color from
that of straw to golden blond(e). They are clear, crisp, and dry,
with low-to-medium bitterness and aroma from hops, and some sweetness
from malt. Fruitiness from esters may be perceived but do not
dominate the flavor or aroma. A lighter body from higher carbonation
may be noticed. The lightness in the use of hops and malt can
make blonde ales a good introduction to craft industry beers for
consumers only familiar with mass-marketed beers.
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Blonde Ales in The BBC |
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Name: Blonde
de Chambly
Place of Origin: Chambly,
Quebec, Canada
Style of Beer: Blonde
Ale
Description: In the spring of 1992, Unibroue introduced the first bottle-refermented white ale crafted in North America! Taking inspiration ... |
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Name:
Chilliwack
Blonde Place of Origin: Chilliwack,
BC, Canada
Style of Beer: Blonde Ale Description:
The Blonde falls into the category of a blonde ale or a cream
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Name:
Vieux-Montréal
Blond Beer
Place of Origin: Montreal, Quebec,
Canada
Style of Beer: Blonde Ale Description: Vieux-Montréal
premium ale is handcrafted by a team of brewmasters dedicated
to producing the perect beer ... |
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