Foothills Pilot Mountain Pale Ale

Brewed by Foothills Brewing
Style: American Pale Ale
Winston-Salem, North Carolina USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Tulip

send corrections   |   shelftag   |   edit barcodes   |   update pic

Draught. Pours a mostly clear amber color with a moderate white head. Nose is a little hoppy with some light floral notes. Taste is a tad bitter, but clean and crisp. Not bad at all.

Aromas of biscuit and earthy hops. Gold with a decently lasting, white head. Dry, biscuity, and with a snappy hop bitterness. Light body, refreshing carbonation, and a clean finish.

From bottle. Pours golden in color with nice head. Aroma was floral and sweet. Taste followed with roasted malt, caramel and hops. Slight bitterness. Very good.

Beer 44 Asheville trip. Light clear orange appearance. Aroma is slight caramel and citric hops. Flavor is a match, grapefruit, lightly earthy and a hint of floral. Pleasant APA, liked this one. Well done.

Draft at the source. Clear yellow color, small white head, solid lacing. Aroma of light pine and grass. Taste is bitter grass.

Tap. Amber with small head. Light malt body with mild hoppy bite. Decent, but not my favorite.

On tap at Tyler’s Durham. Amber pour with a thin white head. Scent is pine, malts and bread. Taste is citrus, caramel and pine. Nice.

Draft at Jack of the wood. Pours orange with some white foam. Nice pine sol on the nose. There’s some citrus notes on the tongue. Finishes clean. Solid version of the style.

Draft at Jack of the Wood in Asheville. Amber-bronze with a thin head. Aroma is floral with caramel and a little citrus fruit. The flavors are rather toasty; notes of nut, caramel, and citrus hops. Slightly dry with a touch of finishing bitterness. Nothing special but a solid drinking balanced Pale Ale

Tastes a lot like sierra but not as good watery with the same cascade finish. A little too nothing