Great Lakes Brewing Golden Horseshoe Lager

Okay although lagers may be boring it certainly performed well within thestyle guidelines.

Tasted at TFOB. Light yellow colour, clear with slight white head. Grassy scent, with slightly grassy hoppy taste.

Straw colored. Weak head that falls fast. Slightly hoppy aroma. Sweet. The other ratings are a bit harsh; it's better than, or on par with, most macrobrews. Best out of a glass and not too cold.

Interesting to have. It is almost insipit, no bubbles and good foam and almost aromaless. Dark goldne in appearance.

Box said golden horseshoe blonde... pale gold with a thiin quick white head. Aroma is grainy malt, mown hay hop. Flavour is light and clean, medium malt, some biscuity tones, light bitterness in the finish. I can appreciate it for what it is.

yellow not much nose a little head this is very crisp easy drinking, kinda bland but there is the market for it or they wouldn’t have lasted 20 years.

341 ml bottle as part of a 6-pack from Pa (thanks!), served at cellar temperature in a Scotch Irish taster glass.

App.: Clear golden with a so-so white head. Aroma: Some nice fruity, biscuity, toasty malts, a hint of hops? Palate: Medium body, moderate carbonation, kinda smooth. Flav.: Fairly fruity, still some nice biscuit malt; dry with a hint of bitterness and a pleasant light malt finish.

Not particularly interesting.

Pale gold , small head . Some malt with decent level of hops . Drinkable , sweet .