Oskar Blues Mamas Little Yella Pils

Brewed by Oskar Blues Grill & Brew
Style: Pilsener
Lyons, Colorado USA

Can. Pours a pale golden body with a white head. Earth and caramel with pils notes up front, a thin bitterness and a hint of citrus. Pepper spice and a spicy hop nose. Crisp spicy pils notes with a thin body and some moderate carbonation. Good brew for a style i could care less about.

12 oz. can. Pours golden with a medium lived white head that leaves nice lacing. Smell is malty grains, a hint of earthy hops, and a touch of butteriness. Taste is creamy and malty up front with a hint of butteriness, which is followed by a moderate and crisp bitterness. Somewhat of a spicy hop finish. Surprisingly full bodied with a normal carbonation level. Pretty solid, and very drinkable, I thought.

first off, is this really a pils, NO, its a pale lager, pretty corn filled with some dusty cardboard + honey ... nasty bitterness with a weird second grade sweetness... this has some nice features but this in the world of microbrew beer is piss... i can think of at least 10 pils of the top of my head that are miles ahead.. more like a malt liquor... thanks oskar, i will now go cut myself... . no crispiness, at all, which a pils has to have... actually pretty gross .. .

Diacetyl and DMS, the two Ds. Not a good combination for a pilsner. If this was brewed by some German company, I’m sure that the score would be a half-point lower. Hard to believe that this scores barely below Budvar on this site.

12oz can. pours a clear golden amber with a puffy white head. aroma is grassy, light citrus, bread. taste is as expected from the aroma; bready, grassy, malty. mouthfeel is wet and fluffy, with pretty sufficient prickly carbonation. lingering bitter flavor leaves the tongue a bit numbed. also a lingering dust flavor. now i may be a bit biased, as i used to live in the czech republic (so i feel it’s safe to say i know my pilseners). i think this was a near miss. a worthy attempt, though, this beer just has too much americanization (ie, a slap in the mouth of bitter hops). i’m also getting just a tad too much of this malt-liquoresque numbing sensation. overall a good session brew, but not the best from oscar blues.

Big thanks to Bman1113vr for pickin this one up for me. Can. Pours a clear yellow body with a large foamy head. Nice buttery aroma, bits of hay, spice, and malt. Taste is butter, bread, and a bit of spice. Kinda fizzy mouthfeel though. Overall, a pretty good pils.

Very nice, bready aroma. Tasty straw and grains flavor with a very light floral component in the after taste. Very nice.

hazy pale yellow, thin rocky white head. Full malt aromas, laced with sulfur and spicy noble hops, earthy and smooth. sweet malt flavors, cut hay to a sharp hop bite that finishes with a mild woodsy tang. kinda like a B/M/C if it had balls. you know this can will be in my cooler come camping season!