Big Horn Blonde

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Nothing to write home about here. Crisp with a malt and wheat nose. A bit of lemon zest to simulate complexity on the palate. Better than a macro.

On tap at the Broomfield, CO location as the Colorado Blonde. Poured a light yellow color with a small sized white head. Aromas and tastes of grain with a light honey sweet finish. Thin.

Tap @ Brewpub with Nuffield. Rating from 2004 notes. Yellow color with a white head. Smooth but lacks all flavor.

(Tap) Pours yellow with white head. Tastes similar to a macro. Light body and metallic flavor. Sweet aftertaste. Not impressive at all.

Draft at CB Potts, Cheyenne; gold with a small white head; nose was grainy; flavor had a tiny bit of malt and hops.

Draft at the Ram in Seattle.

At 2.4 (score, not ABV, though it tastes a bit like the latter as well) this is actually one of the better offerings that they had at the Ram, though thi s obviously isn’t saying much. It pours very light yellow, and totally transparent; the aroma is genetle, and slightly buttery though actually pleasant enough with a nice soft hint of sour grass. The flavor is mildly sweet, a bit grainy, a whisper of pineapple. This one is inoffensive, at least.

On tap at the Ram Brewing Boise, ID. Pours out a light yellow topped with a white head. Has a little malt to it but not much else.

Draft at Ram in Seattle. Pours a clear pale straw color, surmounted by a ring of foam. Aroma is very slightly malty and flowery. Light body, watery texture, medium carbonation. The taste is nearly non-existent, with a barely discernable crisp finish. If you can’t decide between beer and water, now you don’t have to.