Shiner Blonde

Brewed by Spoetzl Brewery (Gambrinus Company)
Style: Pilsener
Shiner, Texas USA

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Bud Light, Coor Light, Miller Lite, and Shiner Blonde. My weak palate can’t tell them apart.

They claim this is a Bohemian style lager on the label but it tastes pretty American to me. It’s pale straw in color and topped w/ only a faint bit of foamy head. Nose is mild and grassy w/ a hint of grain husk. Flavor is bland but crisp w/ a slight sweetness and a sharp bite from the heavy carbonation. I can get along just fine w/ a beer like this whatever it’s stylistic origins but it’s really nothing special.

yellow pour with a white head that dissapeared before I set the glass down. Malt aroma was weak. The taste was also feeble. Watery, blah-nothing to talk further about.

Bottle thanks to doomfistinc. 12oz pours a pale yellow gold with slight frothy head that dissipates almost instantly. Aroma is slightly bready with the mildest of hop notes. Flavor follows slight bitterness and sweetness.

12oz bottle. Pours standard lager gold with a fizzy head that dissipates quickly. Smells like standard american corn malt. Tastes like corn, but no metal bite like some pilseners. Okay for a macro

Gold with nice poured head that thinned to nothing. Sweet nose. Malty intro with a moderately carbonated palate that leads to a finish with mild honey notes.

There’s nothing to this beer, literally nothing to report. The aroma is non existent, the appearance is clear. It has virtually no flavor. Very boring.

12fl oz bottle poured into a scotch glass (I’m at a hotel and it’s all I could find). Sparkling gold with a small white head. Aroma is metal and dirty dishwater. Flavor is the same. Watery, very little carbonation. Not good at all.