Shiner Blonde

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

Bottle--Light gold color with a slight head and a bit of a sour malt taste. Nothing special.

gold colored with a medium sized white foamy head. grainy and, i don’t know why, but a peanut butter aroma. very grainy flavor with no hops detected. clean and crisp but unfortunately....boring.

Not the best beer to return to from a lapse in rating time but not horrible. Id maybe add a little wedge of lemon.

12oz bottle pours golden with a fluffy white head that stays pretty well and laces quite a bit. Aromas of light grains and slight earthy hops. Flavor is pale malts, and a touch of light german hops. Pretty airy and light on the palate. Light body and mostly light flavor though unfortunately.

Pours a pale clear yellow golden with a thin, short-lived ring of white head. Grainy pale malty aroma has some earthy noble hoppy character. Body starts lightly pale malty sweet with more bittering Saaz hoppy character toward a watery, well-carbonated bland finish. Not undrinkable, but more like a nicely flavored sparkling water than anything.

Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured a bright golden color with a medium sized white soapy head. The aroma is sour light malts with a slightly yeasty undertone. The flavor is sour and tangy macro type elements. The finish is tangy.

Bottled. Pours a pale straw color with a rapidly dissipating white head. Lightly spicy hops in the nose and taste. A light body with a sweet grainy flavor and a short finish. Basically, an OK Pils.

The aroma is lightly malty and grainy. The color is a pale golden with a frothy white head. Head retention is short and there is little lacing. The flavor has some malt but is primarily grainy on the palate. Slight bite with a carbonated finish.