Big Horn Blonde

Brewed by Big Horn Brewing Company (Ram International)
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
, USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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(Draught) Okay, but nothing too exciting. Poured a light golden color with a thin white head.

ehh, this wasn't too great. I'm not fond of blondes (the beers, not the women). this was a very mild with a soapy aftertaste. had this one while catfishin fishing on the snake river in a boat, so you can't complain.

This beer sucks, nothing more really to say about it then that. Pale fizzy in color and head. Nothing to it at all.

Fort Collins Brew Fest 2003: For the most part, without character. I suppose the description is right, in that novice beer drinkers won't be put off by strong flavors.

Tart, funky malt aroma. Pale yellow. Tart, bready beer with a long citric-acidy tart finish. Yeccch.

UPDATED: JUN 15, 2003 I asked for the Maibock and the $@#@$% bartender gave me this! Ugh! Nasty stuff, reminded me of malt liquors. The worst brewpub beer I've ever had. Avoid this one. Big Horn actually makes some decent beers, but this isn't one of them.

Tap at Dallas location. Looks IDENTICAL to their light. Has no distunguishible aroma. Had no distinguishible flavor. Water. Seriously. People always describe Bud Light as watery, but of course you can taste the graininess...but this stuff REALLY IS WATER!! The only thing I could pick up at all was a bit of fizzy maltiness toward the finish.

Sampled draught at Humperdinks, Dallas, Texas.
Pale golden. Sweet and this with a hint of green apples and very low bitterness.

Veryplain. Coy sweetness but little else...maybe a hint of grape? Limp, with a palate like skim milk.

Smooth & creamy maltiness up front; just a hint of honey-like sweetness. Finishes a little dry, very light and slightly watery. Very thin mouthfeel. Half a step up from your run-of-the-mill macro.