Enjoy :)
Rich golden colour with notes of apple wood and floral hops are carried through with a malty palate. A certified organic lager with a refreshing, clean finish.
Enjoy :)
Rich golden colour with notes of apple wood and floral hops are carried through with a malty palate. A certified organic lager with a refreshing, clean finish.
Pure Blonde has been 4.2% for years now buddy, don't believe everything you get off google
You know a beer manufacturer is clutching at straws when it uses "organic" as a point of differentiation!
I'd agree except that pure blonde is still easily one of the top selling beers, at least in NSW. Although I imagine it was just a point of differentiation for the cider which they discontinued the regular one and made it organic instead.
Its my fav beer in Vic. If Bighead beer was cheaper I would buy that all the time.
Aren't all beers organic?
Well, they should be…
Most beers are non-specific about preservatives, that's one thing I have noted
It would be in relation to the farming practices on the grain they use. ie: pesticides, insecticides etc.
R U OK Ozbargainers?
For those that are particular about how fiery their Blonde is, kindly note that the alcohol content for the Organic Blonde is 4.0% as opposed to Regular Blonde which is 4.6% … enjoy :-)