Pils
Uinta Brewing Company

 

 

I got a can of this off the single shelf. It poured a hazy yellow with white head that is leaving a spotty lace. The scent had hints of burnt corn. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink. The mouthfeel was lighter in body with good carbonation. Overall it's a decent beer.

 

 

 

 

A: Pours a golden yellow color with 2 fingers of head that fades down to a thin cap

S: Floral and spicy hops up front along with a solid grainy maltiness. Not much to it, but it's solid

T: Follows the nose. Starts off with a mix of floral and spicy hops and the grainy maltiness and goes into a light sweetness. Finishes with lingering grainy notes

M: Light-medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Crisp

O: A solid pils that hits on the right hop and malt notes. Very drinkable and much better than the mass-produced crap thats out there

Very high quality pilsner, don't let the color scheme so close to a miller lite fool you. German style, dry white cracker, crisp, bitter finish. Hop presence is classic German, no Americanized citrus or fruit notes. Pours with a large, foamy, white head. Really well made!

 

 

 

 

Large head. Clear light amber in color. Smells of floral and grassy hops and sweet malt. Bready malt backdrop in the taste with honey sweetness, hops, and substantial bitterness. Peppery spiciness. Light bodied. A full-flavored and well-made pils.

 

 

A: A pale, slightly hazy yellow color, with a large white head that seems to last forever.

S: Light bready grain aroma with notes of straw. Light herbal hop aroma, with a slightly floral sweetness in the finish.

T: Lightly malty, with some nice earthy and herbal hop notes, as well as a spice character in the finish.. Almost like a light black pepper, melding through a touch of sweetness.

M: Medium light in body with decent carbonation,. A long hop linger combines with a dry finish.

O: A solid Pils. Drinkable, interesting, and tasty.

 

 

Bright, clear, golden body; billowy, sticky, white head. Herbal and grassy with a soda cracker grain character in the aroma. Light cereal grain backbone flavor; low-key hop bitterness counterbalance to the malt element. Medium body; crisp, clean, with a mostly dry finish.

A well-done, nicely balanced and nuanced pilsner. It delivers a gentle warmth and satisfying malt crispness to the palate all surrounded with a prominent yet tempered bitterness.