Gordon Biersch Golden Export

Looks like a golden shower. Oily straw colored body with almost no head. Corn, cheese, and some earthiness. Very muted flavor. Thinner mouthfeel and short finish. Just like black out drunk sex, this is completely forgettable.

Gordon Biersch – Seattle, WA
Aroma: Light malt very little hops in the nose.
Appearance: Golden in color, clear with a thin head.
Flavor: Decent golden ale.
Palate: Dry with a good Mouthfeel.
Overall: Nice beer.

On tap. Clear gold with a thin white head. Crisp, grainy aroma. Taste is corn and light diacetyl medium grainy hops. A little thin, medium bubbles.

Tried in a full sampler glass at the Bollingbrook, IL. location. Poured a clear golden hue with a modest, white foam that turned quickly into film and a thin ring and light strands of lacing. The aroma was nearly imperceptible but finally gave off some light Pils malt and noble hints. The flavor added a light touch of sweetness and subtle dryness. An ultra sessionable, very light lager.

TAP (Kansas City location): clear light yellow pour, no head. Very mild nose, a little German funk on taste, just a touch of bitterness. Not great.

On draft at the Miami location. Pours a clear pale yellow gold with the largest ring of white head. Sweet creamed corn aroma, and that’s not even the worst part. Flavor is horrid, tastes extremely old and musty. Sickly sweet, corny, tannens. Body is medium with good carbonation. But bad beer, like a homebrew.

On tap at Gordon Biersch in Las Vegas. Pours a pale clear yellow, light white head. Hint of lemon and citrus hops, but barely. Lemony, light and crisp, not too much grain. Finishes up with a light crisp bitterness.