Oak Creek Gold Lager

On tap at the brew pub in Tlaqapaque. Pours a golden Pils color with decent head. Nuttiness and Pils malt dominate the aroma. Taste has a nice lightly toasted nut character. Light, refreshing, and well-crafted for the style.

On tap at Oak Creek. Pours a golden color with a medium sided white head. Aroma is corn, malt, water. Flavor is much the same. Light and refreshing and well crafted for a pale lager.

Fairly typical golden lager, with a mild, crisp hop aroma. Slightly sweet malty flavor with little hops. Light body and crisp carbonation.

Tap at the restaurant. Nice golden color, dense white head. Mild citrus nose. good body...thick and slippery on teh palate. Good malt/hop balance with almost no bitterness. Very good and drinkable.

Bottle via trade with Hellbilly. Pours an attractive gold, a touch cloudy with next to no head. Nose is kinda sweet, iced tea, malt. Mostly though, I get iced tea, not in a bad way, just in an omnipresent way. Taste is kinda similar. Virtually no bitterness, but there is enough hop character to balance out the sweetness in this one. This would a great canned beer, actually. Has some slipperiness in the mouthfeel, but overall thin. Not too shabby.

Bottle, thanks hellbilly. Pours slightly hazy gold, with a white head. Aroma is fruit and malt. Flavor is fruit, malt, and some hops. Would be a decent session beer.

Bottled. A golden beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is sweet malty with light notes of fruit, and so is the flavor, leading to a dry bitter finish. The body is a bit thin. Thanks Papsoe for sharing.

Bouteille brune 12 noces achetée à Phœnix. Liquide blond clair translucide. Nez malté avec une odeur végétale ou épicée (jus de tomate?). Peut-être un houblon américain. En bouche, idem au nez. Un peu différent pour une lager, mais pas mauvais. Peu de mousse et corps moyen. Pour ouvrir l’appétit.