Skyview (4003), Papoose Jct., Minnesota, USA Nov 1, 2009 Sampled from single 12-oz bottle from Cellars Wine & Spirits in St Paul. Pours a clear golden pale colored brew with a fast dissolving white head that dissipates nearly clean. Aroma of golden grain malt, some grassy hops, and a touch of green vegetable. Taste is light bodied, plenty of carbonation with flavors of golden grain malt, a hint of grassy hops and some honey. Finish has a definite watered down corn and golden grain aftertaste with a short lived bitterness that ends with a crisp and no aftertaste. An average blonde brew overall. bpreo (12), Colorado, USA Oct 30, 2009 A very refreshing beer, but of a poor quality. I suggest trying it once, and moving on. Elwood (647), Leesburg, Virginia, USA Oct 19, 2009 Serving: 12 oz. bottle.
Appearance: Clear, pale gold with a foamy, white head. Poor head retention.
Aroma: Very light nose. Some light biscuit notes, perhaps a bit of grain, and very light grassy hops.
Flavor: Watery pale malt and a light bitterness. Surprisingly devoid of flavor.
Palate: Medium carbonation with a very light mouthfeel and a short, watery finish.
Overall: Buy water. It’s cheaper and has the same flavor. iabeerguy (158), Iowa, USA Oct 4, 2009 Pretty disappointed in this beer. I was expecting a refreshing summer blonde but it tasted like I was drinking a tasteless light beer. Very nice appearance but other than that it was lacking in every other category BMan1113VR (2755), Los Angeles (and Dallas), Texas, USA Oct 2, 2009 Bottle thanks to thirdeye11. Pours with a fading white head over a clear golden body. No aroma really, maybe some biscuit and grass. Taste is a bit bitter, and not much else. Bad, dry, bland! blutt59 (2042), Dallas, Texas, USA Oct 2, 2009 bottle, thanks to thirdeye11, clear yellow with no foam, sweaty grain aroma, flavor of sweet corn with light finish WVHouseofBeer (333), Morgantown, West Virginia, USA Sep 22, 2009 Light malty aroma, poured a pale golden color. Light malty flavor along with some honey? Very thin palate is typical of this type of beer. Not a very good beer, and the worst of the Michelob seasonals (which is saying a lot).
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