Coopers Canadian Blonde

THis one is my favorite of all of them, it is a hidden gem

a few years back it didn't say mr beer on it and I always thought it was pretty good,but to give you an idea,i buy natural ice and drink that,so I'm not a "common sewer" of fine brews. Then it wasn't available for what seemed like quite some time and when it re-appered it seems like it's got more of a cider taste.Some people have said "it's more of a yeast tang" . I just mix with about 3 and a half pounds of corn sugar and some people say that causes it.I've also tried about 2 and a half lbs with a pound of dry light malt and it's still there.Or it may be I'm just used to top of the butt crack smell natural ice. I hate to say I drink it for effect not taste,but,oops!I already said it. I'd probably say if you keg,go ahead and try it (I only bottled once,way too much work for me) If you bottle I'd probably stick with whatever you do now. OR bottle and if you don't like it offer it to friends. Of course all of this has nothing to do with the business,they always deliver very quickly to me.They are about 60 miles away from me so I usually get stuff the day after I order it.

I thought the Canadian Blonde would be somewhat lacking in color and quality, but was very pleasantly surprised at the finished product. It was a nice golden amber with just the right boldness in the body to make it a very enjoyable and drinkable beer. Proud to serve it to my friends.

One of my favorites here, this time using evaporated cane juice sugar, beginning of day 3 and is bubbling at 1 bubble per 1.5 seconds, it is going to be a winner.

Great tasting beer. I used 2 lbs light dry malt, 2 lbs dextrose and US-05. This one is in my brewing rotation.