Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Blue Point Summer Ale Review #22

Blue Point Summer Ale
Summer Seasonal
ABV: 4.39%
Golden Ale/Blonde Ale

Blue Point Brewing Co.
Patchogue, N.Y.
Mark Buford/Peter Cotter
1998
12oz bottle poured into a Stella Artois chalice

Appearance:
Thin Bubbled Filled Head
Slight Retention
Terrible Lacing
Medium Golden Color
See Through Clarity

Aroma:
Apple
Butter
Malt
Wheat
Cereal Grain
Lemon
Some Nuttiness
Off Metallic Aroma
Light Floral

Mouthfeel:
Explosive Carbonation
Sweet/Slight Bitter Balance
Snappy Crispness
Thirst Quenching
Medium Body
Tart Mouthfeel
"Lawnmower Beer"

Taste is a mild flavor and can be characterized as boring nondescript beer. It has a grainy watery flavor with a metallic taste and a butterscotch aftertaste. This is one train wreck of a beer, much better choices out there.

1out of 6
Don't want a sixer

Before I write off this brewery, I'm gonna try and find another one of their beers. Summer beers are seasonal beers, so some could be a hit or miss in terms of enjoyment. I'm going to try one of this brewery's mainstay beers, to give it a fair shot and not judge it on the first. 
























 

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