Big Horn Blonde

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

On tap @ C.B. Potts, Greenwood Village, CO. Clear straw yellow hue, minimal white bubbly head. Couldnt smell anything. Tasted like rye, corn, and yeast. Not good. Crisp and refreshing, just lacking good taste. It was basically like Bud Light just with more body.

Well, at least these folks admit that their crappy blond is aimed at being something inoffensive to the Budweiser drinker. It’s perfectly clear and headless w/ sort of a toasty malt character. The carbonation is firm and this is light bodied. I will say, to its credit, there is nothing really off about this which is something you see a lot of in light brewpub ales so kudos for that.

On tap at the Ram in Boise
Appearance: Clear light yellow with a white head and some lacing
Aroma: Light malts and citrus
Taste: Malts, citrus with a bitter finish
Not bad.

Sampled at the Indy brewpub. Almost as clear as water with a slightly golden hue. No head. Aroma so light it is indistinguishable. Some malt in the flavor (or maybe it was the fried pickle chips). There just isn’t much going on.

poured gold with a white head. nose is sweet malts, fruits, and very clean. thin on the palate, flavor is fruity malts, and pretty bland.

Not a lot too is one, very light, not a lot of aroma or flavor. Pours up lit like water.

(draught) very pale yellow no bubbles. Nose of corn, butter and grains. Taste of apple, butter, grains and wet corns husks. Toasty finish that’s undercarbed.

UPDATED: OCT 2, 2011 Cask Stillage from the Jug at the GABF, Colorado Convention Center 01/10/2005 (As Humperdinks Texas Blonde ABV 4.9%) Clear golden coloured and hoppy. Finish is crisp smooth and slightly creamy on the palate.