Blonde Ale

Often referred to as blonde or golden ales, this style is obviously named after their appearance. Their aromas and flavors can range from light to medium intensity, typically featuring a maltiness moreso than a hoppiness. Light fruity flavors can be apparent, as well as medium hopping levels (although these are not hopped to levels of an American pale ale). Sometimes blonde ales incorporate up to 25% wheat in their malt base as well as sugar adjuncts. Yet, the finish should be fairly crisp and dry (sometimes from a cold conditioning). Despite their malty and sometimes sweet flavors, blonde ales should not be cloying and are generally highly drinkable, comparable to their German Kolsch counterparts.

	Beer | Location	Reviews	Score
	Kingstone Kinsons Gold United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Stroud Budding United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Winters Golden United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Hogs Back Summer This United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Wapping Baltic Gold United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Marble GSB (Gould Street Bitter) United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Clarks First Whistle United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Skinners Ice Blonde United Kingdom	1	3.000
	McLaughlins Hampstead Summer United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Beowulf Chiller United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Matthews Brassknocker United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Vale Haddas Summer Glory United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Archers Crystal Clear United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Three Castles Barbury Castle United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Wetzel Ammeler Gugger Blond Switzerland	1	3.000
	Blindmans Golden Spring United Kingdom	1	3.000
	Irish Pub Sundsvall Gyllene Ale Sweden	1	3.000
	All Gates Brightblade United Kingdom	1	3.000
	1648 Signature United Kingdom	1	3.000
	High House Farm Sundancer United Kingdom	1	3.000