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Provo Girl Pilsner

March 1, 2012 Salt Lake City, UT
Reviewers:Lew Bryson - Stephen Beaumont

Salt Lake Brewing Co.
Salt Lake City, UT

Available: UT

In the Bavarian tradition, this golden-hued Pilsner is brewed with German variety Magnum hops then lagered for 30 days.

ABV: 4
ABW: 3.18
Color: n/a
Bitterness: n/a
Original gravity: n/a


Goofy beer laws are annoying, but Utah’s laws have created a sizeable niche for beers at 4 percent ABV and under, leading the Squatters/Wasatch brewing cooperative to create a clutch of great-tasting session beers like this one. Provo Girl has pilsner deep in its DNA: fluffy white foam and bright gold body, floral noble hop aroma, a bit of bite up-front, malt-sliding to a clean bitter finish. A couple cold ones are as refreshing as a dip in Deer Creek Lake!
- Lew Bryson
Towards the end of 2011, it was announced that brewer Jennifer Tally was to move from Squatters to Redhook, and one sip of this low alcohol gem will explain why it was such big news. !is is a session lager par excellence, bright gold in hue and sweetly fragrant and floral on the nose, with a crisp, just off-dry, faintly lemony and moderately bitter body culminating in a clean and dry finish. A German-inspired pilsner with helles-ish leanings, perfect for light pub fare and drawn-out evenings.
- Stephen Beaumont

Lew Bryson
Lew Bryson writes about beer and whiskey from his home in southeast Pennsylvania. He has a family and two dogs. That's all you need to know.

Stephen Beaumont
Once described as “beerdom's Brillat-Savarin,” Stephen Beaumont is the author of five books and countless articles on beer, spirits, food, travel, and how it all goes together.

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