Shiner Blonde

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

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).

(12oz bottle) Small white head that dissipates quickly, atop a crystal clear apple juice body. Aroma starts off skunky, but that clears away to reveal medium sweetness, cereal, light grassy. Taste is medium sweet, cereal, some metallic. Watery light body.

this brew made me feel like i was playing baseball with my pals and we hit the ball over the fence, and nobody could get over the fence to get the ball because we all had stomach aches from all the vanilla bean ice cream we ate.

"Pour a light golden color with almost no head to speak of. Aroma was weak with a hint of hops. Thin on the flavor department, was light with a very thin mouthfeel. not great"

Pale golden "blonde" color with very little head. Taste is very light, a little too light. Somewhat nutty. Aroma is very suprisingly low-key. Kinda grainy.

12oz bottle: Pours a light golden yellow color, virtually no head, white. Slighty skunky, malty aroma. Very light skunky taste. Fizzy malty taste, fresh tasting, slightly dusty, not too complex flavor.

Very thin and pale. I like the aroma, which promises more than is delivered. This beer was basically a let-down. Dry, malty finish. Better than your big American pilsners, but you can’t really drink these one after another.

Crystal clear pour with no real head. Aroma is pretty mild. Nothing offensive but nothing attractive either. I can barely make out the sweet malt. Its hiding, but its there. Flavor has a very light malty finish. Bland