Squatters Provo Girl Pilsner

Brewed by Salt Lake Brewing Company / Squatters Pub
Style: Pilsener
Salt Lake City, Utah USA

Smells a little bit funky. A light taste, doesn’t seem that hopped. Not that good, but decent. Had this an the Full Suspension on tap at the Zion Noodle Company in Springdale.

12oz bottle. Skunky and corn aroma. Gold body with white head left some lacing on glass. Bitter hop dominate flavor with small amout od zesty citrus in the mix for beer to be even tollerable for me. Slight sticky lemon bitter palate need to cleanse palate with water for next beer, out.

Bottle: Pale golden, fairly clear, a little sparkly, small to moderate white head, falls quickly leaving spotty lacing.   Very soft grassy and pale malt nose, very soft.   Remains soft on the tongue while still remaining somewhat flavorful.   Certainly grassy, pales malts, slight hay or straw.   A bit on the unsweetened side, even a bit dry.   Has a bit of a raw grassy unfinished finish, if that makes sense.   Smooth up until the end, and could use a bit more sweetness.   Otherwise its okay.   Body and mouthfeel were moderate.

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...

12 ounce bottle courtesy of BelgianBeerGal. Thanks! Pours a slightly hazed peach color with a large head. Good head retention and lacing. Aroma is grassy and slighty nutty with faint fruit notes. Taste is grassy with a bit of corn and syrupy fruits. Medium bodied, Decent.

On tap at SLC location. Color was a clear, bright gold. Aroma was a bit weak; with maybe some bread and grass. Flavor was better. Bready with a lingering, earthy/spice finish. Nice and surprising beer.

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.

Bottle thanks to douglass88. Sweet floral aroma with slight lemon grass, citrus, and a sharp tangy zing, slight funk and must (just a little stale tire air). Pale yellow pour with a staunch white head. Citric taste is very bready, and therefore rather chewy despite the lightish body. Dash of mineral water that’s fine in the drink but lingers somewhat off-puttingly. Very light bitterness, little malt and virtually no sweetness; quenching and very drinkable. Absolutely no alcohol evident. A spritzy, fun pils.