Jersey Shore Gold

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

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

Clear light yellow color with a foamy white head. Blandish corn-like aroma. Slight hop bitterness to start, the middle brings this ricey/corny adjunct flavor, yet the beer finishes clean. Average.

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 golden copper pour with minimal head. Aroma is sweet and no real hoppiness. A drinkable beer but nothing special.

Jersey Gold in the House. State brew of the greatest state. Unfortunately, not that great a beer. Maybe the bugs floating in mine did not help (flew into my glass and died without me noticing it), but this one had a bad aftertaste and little good beforetaste.

Pours a cloudy medium golden with a decent sized white head - good bubble action. Faint nutty aroma with some worty accents. Flavor has some malty breaded notes.Some honey sweetness as well. Mouthfeel is clean and smooth at first, but turns a tad metallic near the end. Thanks to Aurelius for this.

Very light yellow golden brew with no head and no lacing - I see carbonation rising up but it just disappears. Aroma is fint and bland - a little sweet. Body is medium thin, sweet biscuit malts, light hops - tastes like Goldings maybe? Finish verges on metallic.

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.