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Published on Origlio Beverage (https://origlio.com) Home > Guinness Blonde ‹Back Sell Sheet Shelf Talker Guinness Blonde Brewery: Guinness Brewery Supplier: Diageo Beer Company USA Style: Pale Lager Country: USA Origin: Baltimore, Maryland Counties sold in: Chester Bucks Montgomery Philadelphia Delaware Berks Lancaster DESCRIPTION Guinness Blonde is a golden, dark straw color that promises a refreshing taste. It’s brewed with Mosaic & Citra hops for an aroma of orange peel, pineapple, apricot, grapefruit and fresh cut grass. The flavor is gentle but assertive with a cracker-bread malt and a hints of biscuit, citrus and tropical fruit. The finish is complex yet refreshing. HOPS top Citra, Mosaic ABVinfo Alcohol By Volume Standard measure of alcohol concentration 5.00% Color Recommended Glassware Availability Year-Round Food Pairings Kale Salad, Red Mole Chicken Package Availability Keg 1/2 Keg Bottle 12 oz Bottle 4/6 Can 12 oz Can 2/12 Keg Connector American Sankey Similar Styles you may enjoy Moosehead Moosehead Lager Five Points Trading Co. Prestige Lager Sly Fox Brewing Co. Reading Premium Beer Miller Brewing Co. Miller High Life 2SP Brewing 2SP Lomu Lager Previous Next Other Products from this brewery Guinness Brewery Guinness Extra Stout Guinness Brewery Guinness Draught Stout Guinness Brewery Harp Lager Guinness Brewery Guinness Nitro Cold Brew Coffee Guinness Brewery Guinness El Dorado Amber Ale Guinness Brewery Guinness Salt & Lime Guinness Brewery Guinness Foreign Extra Stout Guinness Brewery Smithwick’s Red Ale Guinness Brewery Guinness Kaliber Previous Next.

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