Oak Creek Gold Lager

Brewed by Oak Creek Brewing Co.
Style: Pale Lager
Sedona, Arizona USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Gold pour with creamy white head and lace. Light sweet malt, corn, and a hinto citrus aroma. Sweeet malt with a light dry finish. Medium/light bodied and pretty refreshing.

Forty Niner Gold Lager–on tap-pours a white head that laces and yellow color. Aroma is sweet grain. Taste is sweet grain, hint of spice hops.

Light grain aroma. Clear golden color with a small white head. Moderate sweet fruity and bitter beginning. Fades lightly in the finish.

Holy crap I wonder when I will learn to stop drinking these boring ass worthless pale lagers? I guess when I decide to stop rating. Until then...tick tick tick!

It was a nice, soft translucent gold color with an excellent head and great carbonation. The way they brew their beers at the grill, known as "spunding," is meant to create finer bubbles for a smoother taste, and it works deliciously. The beer carries a very light, clean, grassy scent with a complete lack of hops or any bitterness, which also carried over to the flavor. It was much more malty and slightly sweet in my mouth than under my nose, with a little bit of caramel and honey hiding in the undertones. --- The Gold Lager was extremely smooth and crisp with a dry mouthfeel afterwards, leaving barely any aftertaste. It is considered a medium body and keeps everything together perfectly. It may be seen as a simpler beer, but it was a great companion to my beer-battered fish and seasoned waffle fries, allowing room for me to taste my food rather than try to clean my palate afterward. --- I wish I had more to say about this brew, but the fact of the matter is that it is a wonderfully simple beer with a great, easy combination of flavors and scents. Delicious with fish or lighter appetizers, but I’m sure in the hot Arizona summers, it would fit with anything and even be able to hold its own when enjoyed by itself. Yes, yes and yes! Keep up the great work, Oak Creek, I can’t wait to come back and visit for another taste.

On tap; poured a clear darker gold color with not much head. Aroma of sweet malt, corn and yeast. Flavor was pretty good for style; vanilla, yeast and sweet malt

Draft. Golden-amber beer with a whitish head. Hay and sweet malt aroma. Sweet malt flavor with light grainniness. Medium-light bodied. Sweet malt and light grain lingers.

On tap at the brew pub in Tlaqapaque. Pours a golden Pils color with decent head. Nuttiness and Pils malt dominate the aroma. Taste has a nice lightly toasted nut character. Light, refreshing, and well-crafted for the style.