BJs Brewhouse Blonde

Brewed by BJs Restaurant & Brewhouse
Style: Kölsch
, USA

Don’t bother, skip right over to their darker beers. There are much better kosch beers you can have, but BJ’s also makes much better brews.

Pours golden with a thin white head. Aroma is of hay and a bit of yeast otherwise quite mild. Flavor is quite dry. This beer could be very refreshing on a hot summer day. Otherwise don’t worry about it.

Golden yellow w/ almost no head and slight lacing. Light and sweet w/ citrusy notes and flowery undertones. Buttery in the mouth, this really took away from the citrusy notes that could be found laying underneath. Light bodied and creamy w/ a slight tang to it.

Tap. Husky, malty, some honey, a little sweet. Some acid and hop bitterness. The husk flavor dominates. Easy to drink, would be a decent session beer or food beer.

Pours a trans yellow/gold with a tiny white head made up of tiny ass little bubbles just creepin in the scene. Taste starts dry and straw like and finishes with a light bitterness, crisp and faintly floral. Aroma had just a touch of fruity hops and light malt. A very clean tasting brew to clean the palate for more to come.

Sample at Summerlin, NV location. Ok nose, lemon, toffee, sourdough. Clean pale yellow color. Small to no head. Sweet bitter flavors, same as aroma. Lite body, creamy mouthfeel, bitter crisp finish. Its a lager and fresh. First beer after several hours of hiking. Certainly went down quick

Sampled draught at BJ’s, Burbank, CA.
Clear pale yellow. Grassy aroma. Fruity and medium sweet. Light bodied with short flavour and empty finish.

Poured yellow and fizzy...the aroma was bready and grassy...I actually found this beer quite pleasant...it was a beautiful late summer day in Texas...sweet dry finish...not complex but a really good example of the style!