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*An English '''Golden Ale''' is a type of light-colored [[bitter]]. | *An English '''Golden Ale''' is a type of light-colored [[bitter]]. | ||
*A Belgian '''Golden Ale''' is a strong, fruity, high-alcohol beer. | *A Belgian '''Golden Ale''' is a strong, fruity, high-alcohol beer. | ||
| + | *In the United States, '''Golden Ale''' is sometimes used as a synonym for an [[American Blonde Ale]] | ||
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The term Golden Ale is used to describe several very different beers:
- An English Golden Ale is a type of light-colored bitter.
- A Belgian Golden Ale is a strong, fruity, high-alcohol beer.
- In the United States, Golden Ale is sometimes used as a synonym for an American Blonde Ale
