Big Horn Blonde

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

For a light lager, it was very nice, More flavor than the big brands, obvious if not dominant hops to clean the finish and balance the beer, a little deeper in color and some nice lacing.

Tap; sweet and slightly malty; poured medium yellow; just o.k. (#47)

On tap in Denver, Co. Pours a pale golden with a thin white head that dissaptes quickly. Not much in the aroma and not much in the flavor. Rather bland.

UPDATED: JAN 22, 2011 Clear golden, pilsner smell. Taste is not bad, peanut finish. Salty lingering feeling. Refreshing. 2.8
RE-RATE 1/22/11 Tap at the Arlington location. Pours a very clear yellow gold color with a slight white ring of head. Aroma is a bit farty. Sulpher, dry grains and metal. Flavor is dry grains. Finish is slightly fruity. Not much.

On tap at Humperdinks in Richardson, TX. Pours a light gold with a white head. Aroma of some citrus. Flavor of very light malt and hints of citrus. Mouthfeel is light body with high carbonation. Overall, easy drinking, not bad!.

looked a clear watery honey colored with a muted wheat aroma. taste backed both up with a honey wheat flavor.

From a growler fill at The Ram in Salem, Oregon. Light amber color with a modest white head, good amount of lacings for the style. Aroma is slight floral hops much better than a macro. Taste is plenty of malt sweetness immediately smacked down by some real hop bitterness. Some real yeast flavors as well. Slightly dry finish. Tastes very Pilsner like but the malts and hops are bumped up a bit from that style. Overall an easy drinker with some decent character. When you are in the mood for a light bodied session beer give this a try.

Draft at the Tacoma Waterfront location. Crystal clear medium straw. No head, no lace, no carb. Musty, sweaty nose. Flat, watery body. Stale corn and sweat on the mid-palate. Neutral finish. In no way exciting.