River Horse Summer Blonde

Bottle poured into a frosted pint glass produced a thin white head that dissipated quickly and an translucent yellow-gold body that reminded me of most wheat beers. Very sweet, reminded me if white grapes, no bitterness. I enjoyed this with a pizza at Espositos in Stony Creek Mills, PA.

bottle. Pours light golden in color with a pure white head. It has a lightly sweet grainy aroma, a flavor which is lightly hopped and light cereal grain malts, a light/medium body, and a clean finish. Great summertime combo.

Bottle. Pours opaque straw-gold colored body with a good sized white head. Aroma is very sweet pale malt, slightly grainy, green raisins, sweet caramel, biscuit, butter, honey, hint of dark fruit, and floral citrus. Flavor is fruity, sweet caramel, green raisins, honey, citrus zest, and a slightly grainy finish. Palate is nice and there is no problem with carbonation. Decent beer.

From a bottle poured a light copper color with a good amount of head. Light malty flavor with a quick finish.

(12oz bottle) Pours a clear yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of butter, biscuit, toasted grain, nuts, and grass. Flavor of cracker-like malt and mild, crisp hops (floral, citrus, grass).

Tap at CAH. Pours a hazy golden with a medium bubbly white head. Aroma of sweet corn, hay, lemon and green raisons. Flavor of the same, kinda really grainy and sweet.

Pours a hazy golden blonde with a quickly fading head.... Aroma is slightly fruity with esters of bubblegum and possibly wheat malt. Some faint sweet malts and mild hoppiness and then quite a bit of bread... Flavor is bready, mildly malty, and somewhat watery... Thin up front, not refreshing enough, then the breadiness lingers making it apparently heavy...

Bottles, pours a blond body with a white head. Sweet and simple with a grainy body and a sweet creamy finish. Its a lawn mower beer.