Ranger Creek Lucky Ol’ Sun

Brewed by Ranger Creek Brewing & Distilling
Style: Belgian Ale
San Antonio, Texas USA

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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(draft @ The Esquire - San Antonio, TX) Hazy gold pour with a puffy white head. Mild yeasty and Belgian spice aroma. Flavor is kind of mild. Was expecting a standard Blonde Ale. Not bad but kind of middle of the road. Very light on the spice and hops with a mild bitterness at the end.

Very pedestrian. Not sure what they were going for but I get slight malt and a very small hop presence.

Tastes of bread, yeast and lemon. The pear and banana flavors come through. This is very drinkable. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Aroma of honey, and grain. Pours an clear amber with a none lasting white head and no lacing. The taste is on the sweeter side. Malts, and honey. Medium-light body and medium carbonation. Overall, ok. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

This ale has a bright, shining yellow color, very clear,m with a bright white head that’s dense and leaves great lacing. It has a frsh, hoppy aroma and an almost bready malt sweetness, The flavor is more of the same, with a Pilsner malt finish and an earthy, green, leafy hop bitterness. It’s cool and light-palated, but has a nice heft to it. This is a great summer beer, but still refreshing in the middle of the winter.

On tap at the Whip In. The beer pours a clear yellow color with a white head. The aroma has a good bit of Belgian yeast, as well as some sweet biscuit malt. The flavor is very similar. The yeast notes come through strongly, as does a hint of citrus and some biscuit and pale malts. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.

Banana for sure..... fruit.... nice head with decent amount of lacing. Over all a nice beer.

(Draught) Pours a clear pale yellow body with a spare white head. Aroma of yeast, earth, grass, pear, banana, and grain. Flavor of Belgian yeast, light citrus, peach, coriander, banana, honey, and some soap.

Very clear, white head, some lace. Sweet malt in the nose. Creamy and slightly sweet across the tongue. Finish is vaguely of spice.

Tap at Flying Saucer Sugar Land.
Pours an average yellow with a nose of honey, flowers, and light, sugary hops. Flavor is honey, sweet hops, and sugary cereal. Oily mouthfeel. Refreshing and tasty.