Butte Creek Organic Pilsner

Brewed by Butte Creek Brewing Company
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Ukiah, California USA

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Bottled@SBWF 2009.
Hazy yellow color, small white head. Czech style diacetyl in the nose. Flavor is sweetish, buttery with some late bitterness. Very Czech-like pils, a bit similar to Mikkeller’s Tjekket Pils.

Decent overall beer. Wanted more hoppy taste for the pils. But overall it was ok

12oz bottle thanks to swalden28. Bright golden brew with some creamy white head. Aromas of earth, grains, and spicy hops. Flavor is dull and musty with toasted grains.

Pours a slightly hazy straw color. Has a floral aroma, with a little bitterness. Pretty smooth from start to finish, no flavor really standing out, but overall ok ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

get offa my property!! .. Pours a basic light gold yellow. . . light head, medium sticky lacing .. mostly bitter straw, hay, dying grass, and hippy beach sand, with just a touch of bitterness .. . 364 pounds and dropping!.. . pretty basic but it seems to do the job well enough, but nothing i’d by again .. . . Hey, I’m like little girl playing dress-up in Mamma’s shoes!

355mL bottle listed as 4.5%ABV poured a pale straw color with about 2 fingers of white head that settled quickly with a few spots of lace. Aroma is mild grain. Taste is lightly malted sweetness with a moderate hop bitterness in the finish. Light carbonation and light body make this an average pilsner, as there is not much to this beer.

Bottle from Cavie. Almost colorless pale yellow with slim to no head. Aroma is just kinda there. I mean. There. Taste is just kinda there. I mean. There. Spicy finish?

Bottle from Central Market. Pours a clear light yellow color with a white foamy head. Aroma is light, slightly grainy with a small amount of sweetness. Flavor is fishy, metallic and briny. Dry grains with a bitter finish.

(12oz bottle thanks to swalden28) clear golden with a lasting creamy fine eggshell-colored head. Nose of sweet honey, raw grain, clean, good for a pils! Taste of grain, watery, creamy, and cracker. Creamy body and finish.

This brew poured up a semi-cloudy, light golden colored body with a pearly white thin foamy head with minimal retention and lacing effects on the glass. Aromas of grains, light hops, and something akin to sourdough bread. Light- to Medium-bodied, the sweet malts are savored first with a nice bite from the hops on the finish to make for a crisp, dry ending. The finish is slightly bitter but nothing overbearing.

Clear, yellow, not a lot of carbonation. Distant malt aroma with the taste of slightly bitter pine sap. Finish a slight tart hit along with decent bitterness.