Jersey Shore Gold

Formerly brewed at River Horse Brewing Company
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Lambertville, New Jersey USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Nice, ale-y, mix of hops flavor. Tastes light and biscuity. I enjoyed. Perhaps good for sessions, still unsure.

the aroma is a little off but not bad. overall a fair beer, better than the macros as far as session type beers go. I think its alright and would buy it again. New Jersey represent

Looks like Bud Lite poured in a wet glass, pale yellow and fizzless. Had a head when poured but vannished promptly. Aroma is sort of corn and tap water, a bit chemical. Has a bit of a BMC bready flavor, could possibly be an alternative to BMC in a sports bar with wings or very greasy fries. No thanks.

Hmmm. Something off about the aroma. Cant place it though. Without sounding offensive, but reminds me vaguely of vomit. Anyway, thin head which does not last long. Minimal carbonation. Nice lacing though. Color is medium gold. Sort of a buttery/corn/cracker flavor that is different. Not offensive though. Finish is creamy and goes back to creamed corn. Not a beer that many will like.

Very light almost non existant flavor. Had practically no carbonation and a thin watery head which disappeared quickly. Although not a bad taste, just uninspiring but worth a try.

Bottled. Boring beer. Nothing special here. Tasted like a beer.

Not exactly the best beer I've ever had. It almost tastes like a quality microbrew, but falls a little short. I'd drink it again over Bud or Miller, but it wouldn't be one of my 1st 8 or 9 hundred choices. (Close but no cigar!)

A fairly decent, yet watery ale that won't offend because there's little complexity here. If you're looking for a mild, gulping ale while in Ocean County, NJ, you've found it. Contract brewed in 2003 by River Horse brewing, which is known for making some extremely mild ales itself.