dwaggs2 (26), Warrensburg, Missouri, USA
Jul 18, 2008 This beer wasn’t as bad as I thought it was going to be. Pours a golden color. Aroma is grassy. This is a well balances beer. Would get this again. This is an easy drinking beer
 heemer77 (3611), Savannah, Missouri, USA
Apr 11, 2008 Bottled. Hazy mediumgold body with a rocky bright white head. The aroma has some light tobacco and grass. There is also a cake donut note. The taste is grassy with some bell peper notes. There is also some white bread crust. A decent brew, especially for Sand Creek.
switzer (22), USA
Dec 6, 2007 Pours a light gold with a fair amount of carbonation, and a foamy head that fainly dissipates. Smells of a bouquet of flowery hops. Flavor is balanced between hops and malt, and finishes clean. This is an all malt beer, no adjuncts, and has more gusto than any other German Pilsener in St. Louis. Way to bring back a legendary beer brand to St. Louis!
vyvvy (1582), Hazelwood, Missouri, USA
Aug 18, 2007 Pours pale yellow with lots of carbonation and a white head. The aroma has clean pale malt with hints of corn and light traces of hops. Light body with typical carbonation - too sharp of a body for this one. The taste starts with pale malt with some spicy hops and then finishes a bit sour with a little bit of skunk. Okay beer.
Soonah (460), Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
Jul 27, 2007 On tap at Canoe in St. Charles, MO. The pour was crystal clear with a nice foamy white head that provided very nice rings of lacing. The aroma was slightly sweet with plenty of malt and a bit of pepper and alcohol noted as well. The flavor and mouthfeel were thin for a pilsener. Some sweetness up front with a bit of herbal spice and hops.
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