Henry Weinhards Blue Boar Pale Ale

Bottle... Poured a pale, watery yellow with a thick white head. I think they forgot what style of beer they were making. Sickening aroma of sour malt, and it just tastes like hoppy seltzer water. Very disappointed in this one to be considered a pale ale.

Bought because I liked Henry Weinhards when I first started drinking but I now remember why i stopped drinking Henrys. A very dry beer with little taste and a nasty aftertaste. The pour is decent but pale.

Grassy, corny aroma like a mass produced American lager. Ditto with the pale golden color and virtually non-existent white head. Starts malty sweet, but there’s not much malt. There’s about as much hop as a low end pilsener. The malt and hop play together, so arguably this is balanced. There’s just not much to balance. Amazing how an APA can be so low in flavor and aroma. Pretty much ahead of the standard Bud and Miller products though.

Comes in a clear-green bottle -- that should’ve been a red flag for me. Pours to a golden-yellow with hardly any smell. A tad bit more flavor than say, Miller High Life -- not great. Lightly skunky aftertaste; not good at all. I would’ve rather bought the High Life and saved a buck.

Wasnt impressed with this ale only could handle at small doses maybe one a day. strong sourish taste to me not very pleasant aroma

Poured a pale clear golden color that was topped with a thin sudsy head. The nose was of fritos, malt and shunky hops. The taste started with creamy malts and slightly acidic citrusy hops. The end had a light crispness. Hops are present, but only around the edges. Not all that great tasting, but drinkable. I don’t think I’ll be trying drinking these again anytime soon.

a good brew for price and style henrys a good seed and ill try this again in a pinch

Bottle. Pours a pale yellow with thin white head. Not much aroma. Thirst quenching and a nice hop finish, but thin body. This is for very hot weather. It’s usually fairly cheap.