Big Horn Summer Ale

Brewed by Big Horn Brewing Company (Ram International)
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
, USA

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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Bright golden pour with white foamy head. Grainy, lightly spiced aroma. Flavor is biscuity, with a light spice. A bit watery. Light mouthfeel, good carbonation. It’s pretty quenching on this hot summer night. Finish is lightly bitter. Decent but nothing special.

On tap at Ram Northgate, this wasn’t a wit, but I am not going to add another Ram Summer ale and confuse people, this is what it was called it will go under this listing. Man there are tons of good looking girls working at this restaurant. This one had a light grainy aroma, some biscuits, light peppery earthy hops. Poured light golden with some chill haze and no head. The flavor is dry with hints of biscuits and crackers, lightly grainy sweet, with a light earthy dry finish. A lightly hoppy summer ale with nothing wrong with it, just not geared towards the beer geek crowd.

This draft brew from the Schaumberg, Il Big Horm RAM poured a small sized head of foamy finely sized white colored mostly lasting bubbles that left behind a hazy semi-opaque orange-yellow-white colored body with no visible carbonation. It had amild wheat malt aroma. The mouth feel was tingly and crisp from start to finish. Very nice palate. The flavor contained notes of thin wheat malt mixed into its soft tingly hop backing.