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
	Purple Moose CWRW Glaslyn / Glaslyn Ale United Kingdom	1	2.900
	Church End Goats Milk United Kingdom	1	2.900
	Windsor Castle Sadlers Green Man United Kingdom	1	2.900
	Peak Ales Swift Nick United Kingdom	1	2.900
	Van Den Bossche Livinus Belgium	1	2.900
	Suomenlinnan Amphion Ale Finland	1	2.900
	Burton Bridge Spring Ale United Kingdom	1	2.900
	Au Maître Brasseur Le Houblon Rit Canada	1	2.900
	Joseph Holt Humdinger United Kingdom	1	2.900
	Batemans Thirsty Work United Kingdom	1	2.900
	Ramsbury Pophams Pride United Kingdom	1	2.900
	Keystone Gold Spice United Kingdom	1	2.900
	Au Maître Brasseur Blonde Classique Canada	1	2.900
	Holbæk Fjord Beer Denmark	1	2.900
	Shalford Levelly Gold United Kingdom	1	2.900
	Moles Royal Matrimoley United Kingdom	1	2.900
	Magasin VM Sydafrika Øl 2010 Denmark	1	2.900
	Holbæk Bryg Dybsø Denmark	1	2.900
	The Kite Cwrw Haf United Kingdom	1	2.900
	Panther Golden Panther United Kingdom	1	2.900