Grand Teton Bitch Creek ESB

Brewed by Grand Teton Brewing Co.
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Victor, Idaho USA

Dark crimson out of the bottle with an eggshell head. Crystal clear with carbonation rising quickly from the bottom of the glass. Aroma is somewhat sweet, but with surprising hop characteristics. Flavor is a nice combination of the dominant flavors; malt and hops playing well together. Very drinkable, nice medium mouthfeel, enjoyable.

Pours a rich amber from the bottle with a tan (almost orange) head of foam. Loaded with hops on the nose and balanced by caramel in the flavor. Refreshing and highly drinkable, despite its name..

Bottle thanks to LilBeerDoctor. Pours a dark copper color, actually much darker than I anticipated. Aroma smells of American citrus hops and some sweet malts. Flavor hits you with a big dose of hops, malt and a nice lasting bitterness. Feels like a cross between an APA and an ESB because of the hops used. Liked it and glad I got to try it.

Very strong nose of resiny hops, carmelized fruit, grass, and toffee. Nicely balanced-sweet and bitter in equal proportions.Hints of wood and spice with a nice finish. Hello, new favorite ESB. Yummers.

Bottle in trade from ditmier. Thanks!
Pours a dark maroon, clear color with short lived beige head. Smell is Fruity, hibiscus tea and dusty malt. Taste is dusty and fruity malt, with bittering and tea like hops. Pretty balanced, and a flavorful ESB. Medium bodied. Normal carbonation. Solid.

Pours a rich mahogany amber color with a tan-orange top. This E.S.B. has a well developed malt structure, layered with crystal malts, some nutty notes, and some chewy caramel character, both in aroma and flavor. Hops provide a moderate fruitiness that plays off the malting, which is showcased in this brew. Mildly bitter hop and dusted malt finish. A fantastic ESB for all seasons.

Bottle. Aroma of tropical yellow-orange fruits and toasted pumpernickel malt. Flavor contains the same notes with an emphasis on the burnt-around-the-edges toast, some nuttiness. More of a 6+ for flavor. Nice beer.

Bottle. Pours a ruby red with a small white head. Aroma of toasted malts, yum! Flavor of the same toasted malts, light fruits (apple skins) with a bitter finish. Pretty fruity/sweet for an ESB but still good. I’ve been a little wary of trying Grand Teton beers, but this one was actually pretty solid and tasty. Worth a try.