Big Horn Blonde

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Draught. High lasting white creamy head. Clear yellow body. Weak fruity aroma. Heavy carbonated sweet fruity flavor. Long sweet aftertaste.

Not bad. Very easily drinkable. I didn’t think anything much about it. Try it, its one of thier better regulars at Humperdinks.

(Ram Restaurant and Brewery, Schaumburg, IL) Draft... DLD’08... Clear light yellow ale with a large wispy, white head. Excellent retention. The aroma is of warm mash and earthy hops. Light-bodied and very effervescent. Like the aroma, the grainy flavor presents notes of lightly sweet mash and gentle, spicy, earthy hop bitterness. Finishes crisp, lightly bitter, and then dry.

Light sweet aroma. Yellow colored easy drinking blonde ale. A little light sweet grain with a pleasant crisp finish. Well made, but boring.

On tap. Bit more yellow color than the light beer. Some gold in it. Very mild beer. Almost no smell, maybe some wheat and a bit of corn. Taste is soft and less harsh than the light without that nasty cardboard / paper taste. Some wheat and oretty refreshing. Decent lacing.

Had at Humperdinks on Greenville. Listed as Texas Blonde. Same appearance as the light. A bit more lacing maybe. No smell or taste really, very generic. Fizzy.

Sample glass @ C I Shenanigans. Crystal gold. Tight head. No real scent. Tastes much like a light lager. Inoffensive and clean.

bottle from irishboy: pours cloudy straw golden colour wiht asmall very white head. aroma is very nice with floral nops some toasted malt adn sweetish malts, flavour is a little bitter upfront with a lite toasted grain and sweet malt. finish and palate are a littele watery. not bad very easy to drink.