Shiner Blonde

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

Gold color, fruity smell, malty tasting, very easy to drink. Not the best pilsner by any means. It is drinkable and would be pretty good on a hot day, but other than that there isnt much here.

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Clear pilsener golden with a small, white head. Lightly malty nose. Medium body with some sweetish, malty accents and a small edge of cardboard. Lightly hoppy finish. 270306

Bottle. Poured a straw color with a moderate frothy white head that diminished quickly with no lacing. Light grainy hop aroma. Light body with a watery texture. Light sweet grainy flavor with a short finish. Worth trying once.

Sampled from bottle. Pours gold in color with a lasting white head. Remarkable lacing and clarity. An attractive beer. Aroma is quite grassy and peppery. Flavor is well-balanced and spicy with a good malt backbone. A mild bitterness lingers in the finish. Light body, light to moderate carbonation and silky. Good body for the style (helles?). Quite drinkable. Not sophisticated or complex, but rather one that I’m comfortable grabbing a six-pack of to take camping. Worth a try.

Small white fizzy head. Pours clear yellow. Has a pretty hopy flavor. This is an ok beer, nothing to write home about.

White foamy head. Light amber color. no aroma. Taste is clean with a mild hops flavor. Finishes with sweet after taste.

3mar06 six bottles for $6.99 hint of vanilla with carbonation in a bottle. Pretty much sums this up.

Small white head which dissipates fully. Body is clear, light yellow amber. Aroma is not really there, very mellow. Lively carbonation does dance on your tongue. Taste is crisp like summer without being too sweet or dry. Virtually no aftertaste. I would drink again, especially when it’s warm out - oh wait it’s warm here now (January in Oklahoma).