Big Horn Blonde

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

On tap in Arlington. Absolutely no scent and the aftertaste reminds me of cigarettes.

On tap at Humperdinks in Dallas, TX (NW Hwy). The smell is grain, malts, floral, and hops. The look is blonde, clear, and has a small white head. The taste is malts, bread, corn, and floral.

On tap at Humperdinks in Dallas, TX (NW Hwy). (Called Texas Blonde). Pale yellow in color with an average sized white head. Aroma is of citrus and grain. Taste is of grain and corn.

Had this on tap awhile back at the Indianapolis brewpub. All I had written down was "weak!"

draft at the Fishers, IN brewpub - Pours yellow with a thin, white, fading head. It has a really mild malt aroma. The flavor is sweet bready malt with a light fruity touch and some mild hops in the finish. It’s light bodied and not bad for what it is.

Growlered as Indy Blonde, from the Indianapolis branch. Clear golden pour with a sudsy white head. Bland mild aroma. Taste is lightly bitter and hoppy, a little gypsum-y hard water. Pale malts with a little grain, chalk. Mediumish body. Meh, went just fine with pizza.

On Tap at The Ram, Lakewood, Washington. Very light beer. Great with steak and on a hot day.

~Very clear pale yellow color with creamy white head. Head redeems and brings it from a 2 to a 3. ~Coriander and yeast scent. ~Wheaty flavor with some citrus. ~Light feel, lingering wheat finish. ~Decent light brew.