Squatters Provo Girl Pilsner

Bottle. Very light yellow with a small head. Nose of citrus and light hops. Did not seem highly hopped to me. Flavor was like a light German Pils. Slightly bitter finish. OK brew;

On tap at a private club in SLC, my first trip to one of those. A fairly typical pils, euro hopiness, a fair bit of carbonation. Fairly light bodied. Not bad, considering it is from UT.

Pours a nice golden yellow. Aromas of malts, hops. Crisp hop bitterness and dry finish.

claim highly hopped, but I just didn’t get that. Crisp and clean taste, felt like a palate cleanser.

Very clear, pale straw body with mild carbonation and a fading, sudsy white head. Aroma has notes suggesting pineapple, melon, light pepper, and lightly sweet cereal. Initial sweet cereal notes in the flavor lead into a very dry, bitter, and peppery finish. A solid, spicy, German-style pilsner.

Bottled. Golden colour. Soapy hop aroma. Dry with rounded mouthfeel.An unfortunate hint of green apples distracts. Short salty finish. A fair attempt on brewing a pilsener, but not entirely succesful. Real good pilseners are very hard to come by.

A good ale with a nice flavor. I love the comcept so this is one of my favs. I wish I had though of it, So I raise my glas to Saint Provo Girl as it should be......Cheers to you...

Golden-straw colour; rather hazy; long-lasting head; slow, small bubbles. Fresh aroma of herbaceous hops, doughy yeast and fresh bready malts. Cheers for not using the cliched noble varieties - as good as they can be it gets dull after a few hundred pilsners. A little bit of marshmallowy maltiness underpins a moderately (~32 IBUs) bitter palate. Finish is a little quick. There is an unplesant mineral note but generally a pretty good pils, one of the better ones in the US.