Snake River Indian Paintbrush Pilsner

GABF 2005. Pours a nice bright clear golden with good head. Aroma is doughy fresh pilsner malt- with a really good floral and herbal hop note. Bready pils, light toast, dough, slight sweetness and herbal hop bitterness and very smooth- refreshing. Good Palate Cleanser.

Pours gold with a nice white head. Smells of citrus, hay, some dry pilsner malt. Tastes of dry malt, peppery, nice floralhinst on the finish.

On tap at the brewery. Pours a clear golden body with a tiny white head. The aroma is very light; grassy and floral notes. The taste was full of flavor; rich wheat and grains, some citrus, a very zesty mouthfeel and a lingering kind of funky malt that many of their beers have. A nice hop presence rounds it out. Overall, a nice beer.

on tap -pours a big foamy white head and pale yellow color. Aroma is grain, light floral hops. Taste is grain-musty, light floral hops-with some bitter citrus. Light body, crisp. OK carbonation.

Clear straw in color with a decent, white, head with decent retention and some nice lacing. Nose is zesty, yeasty, and grassy, maybe floral. Flavor is still the same, moderate bitterness, floral, zesty with lemon peel, yeasty, and doughy. Finishes dry and floral and crisp. Palate is fitting for a pils, medium-light, lively, and creamy while still being refreshing. A decent offering for a pils, and not bad for this marginal brewery.

12 oz. bottle. Poured a clear, pale gold with a fluffy white head that lasted through most of the glass. Very light aroma of yeast and maybe a trace of the floral aroma mentioned in the description. Flavor was pretty typical for a pils. Crisp with a slightly bitter finish. Overall a good representation of the style.

Bottle: Pale yellow, very slight haze, moderate white foamy head, light lacing, lighter carbonaion.   Straw or hay like nose, slight pizza dough, make that strong pizza dough.   Very slight floral aspect.   Pale malt flavor, slightly sweet, a touch floral.   Not crisp, but still fairly tasty.   Grassiness lingers.   Body and mouthfeel are moderate, even a tad creamy.   This one worked for me!   Thanks Jordan!

Clear gold with decent sized white head, nice lacing. Has a dry and clean aroma that reminds me of hay. Taste is crisp, with malt presence and some hops. Pretty basic taste, pilseners just aren’t my favorite style of beer.