Flight 3/4 (2). Clear gold beer, looks like a Lager. Well, why not! The head etc. (read above). Pale malt with a distantly yeasty twist is what I observe in the air. Nothing else. Generally speaking, very impotent. The taste profile proves to be easy and unchallenging. Somewhat crisp dry hops merge with loads of marginally smoked pale malt, lemon zest, a pinch of nectarine and a sigh of resin. Not exactly what I anticipate of a Blonde Ale but this is a smoked version anyway. The body is light. What else? Nothing evolves toward the end. Is it good or bad? Don't know. Dries my gums for a good while. The mouthfeel is light, dry and drying. Somewhat juicy and a bit mouthcoating, as well. Not bad despite the obvious style disobedience but who cares.