Gluek Stite Golden Pilsner

Formerly brewed at Cold Spring Brewery
Style: Pilsener
Cold Spring, Minnesota USA

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Sampled from a small can, 7 oz. I believe. Pours a beautiful yellow gold. Smells sweet malt, spicy. Tastes wonderful, perfectly well-balanced palate, mixing sweet berry malt flavors and dry hops. This beer’s rating is the biggest abomination I’ve ever come across on this site. It is flawless in every aspect. Cheers to jgb9348 for recommending this to me.

Nice clean malty-honey aroma, some cookie dough. Golden yellow with thin white head. Nice clean full lager flavor without saaz finish, but some corn on the tongue (this actually complements the flavor and adds depth to the malt. It is actually a nice malty lager. Very nice mouthfeel, its not going to ever be mistaken for an expensive beer, but overall, one of the best cheap pilsners I have found to date. They just need to lose the little 8.3 oz energy drink cans.

A light slightly hazy golden color with a faint head. The aroma and flavor is pretty good. Candied corn , malts, light citrus. For what it is I found the flavor to be pleantiful. I really like the canned bottles these come in.

Thanks Jeremy for this little can! Pours a clear dark golden color with a thin lacing head. A refined wheaty aroma, with some maltiness as well. A sweet, tangy flavor, with mild hops and some sort of malt to the taste. Kind of watered down, but not too bad. A pretty decent beer for out of a can!

Packaging is outstanding but like many of the beers from this little brewery, the beer fell a little short of its potential. Color was typical pale yellow. Non-existent hops aroma, light-bodied with a cloying malt/corn sweetness. Not particularly well-balanced...it could’ve used more hops to offset the sweetness. I like this brewery’s great tradition but their beers are playing to the masses instead of going all the way and brewing really great beers for enthusiasts. They’ll never beat the big boys at their own game so they ought to narrow their focus to just great beer.

A fine german pils from the middle of the USA? pours lemon yellow out of a small energy drink can that looked as if it would much rather be holding some liquid by the name of ultra-f&%kin-brain-spark or something. Aroma was buttery malt smelling with a slight hint of lemon and light floral hopping. Taste has a light maltiness to it, very smooth with just a light straw/wheatiness to it. A delicate floral hop finishes this brew off, not bad.

This is an unusual style of pilsner. Almost no color, no malt body, no hop character, but man oh man is there a yeast flavor! This reminds me more of homemade soda pop when the yeast is the dominant flavor. I really like it because it is so different. Very carbonated. Fun.

not much goin on in this one , pretty standard american pils, not much time was spent perfecting this recipe, malty slightly bitter taste, very pale look, not much happenen.

Yellow/Gold Coloring with White Ring. Sweet Malt Aroma. Sweet Malt on Tongue...Sweet, Mildly Skunky. Right Up There With the Rest of the Bad Beers.

Clear yellow color with okay head. Fine aroma but very Watery flavor with a metallic aftertase. Great bottlecan though!