Shiner Light

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

bottle, clear yellow amber color, slight malt flavor with light sweet finish, decent light beer

12oz bottle. Standard corn aroma. Had to look twice at the bottle to make sure it wasn’t a Keystone Light in my glass. Light gold body with white head. Wet grainy flavor with some bittering to it. Decent light beer think this one is better than my swill Miller Lite.

12 oz. bottle courtesy of Bockyhorsey - Pours a crystal clear golden color with a thin white head. No lacing. Aroma is light grain and very light herbal hops. Flavor is very light grain with a touch of hops. Light to medium body. No unpleasant aftertaste. This beer is quite drinkable when compared to other Pale Lagers. Wish it was available around here. Thanks Bill.

Within the realm of light beers, this one rises well against the competition. Good full flavor with plenty of roasted malt representation, as well as some light hops in there. Not very attractive to the eye (very light yellow with much carbonation), it should be drunk from the bottle. Enjoyable.

Unfortunately I think they missed it here. Shiner blonde fits what most would likely expect SHINER LIGHT to taste like. This one just misses the mark for me. But I still love every other beer they’ve ever made!

I love Shiner being from Texas, but this is a dissapointment for me. A step above the Miller, Bud, Coors stuff but not a great beer at all

I have to admit. As a lover of Shiner beers, this is just no high on my list. Fizzy, bland, pretty much another Bud Light.

Pours dark golden with a w inch white foam head that quickly goes to 1/16 inch in no time flat. Good bubbling, strong flavorful malt aroma. Mouth is a little smooth and then harsh on the back-end. The beer has a noticeable hop character as well. It has a lot more balls in all departments than your run of the mill light American pale lager.Taste is super malty and hard to swallow. Absolutely no effect. Damn it Shiner!