Pils
Brewbaker

It's not bad, but it's having a real hard time figuring out what it's trying to be. There are some attempts at citrus, some attempts at malt, some at a sort of vanilla-y complexity, but none of it comes through, ultimately leaving the beer without any one thing to enjoy.

 

Drunk directly to the brewpub. Beer with a blonde strong colour, clear and clean, with a creamy white foam, but not so particularly compact.
In the nose is immediately evident a good hopping, with clear scents of newly mown hay. This fresh hopping still fits well in the malty structure that you can perceived in the background. Even in the mouth the bitter and dry hopping (still hay) stands clear. Obviously bitter in the mouth persists for a long time, cleaning perfectly the palate and allows to drink large quantities of beer without any problems. Definitely a good beer. Dangerously drinkable and thirst-quenching as a respectable Pils should be.

Very tasty pilsner from Brewbaker--cloudy yellow with little carbonation and a smallish head, so not top marks there, but it smells like hay and orange and tastes like a soft floral pilsner with a little bit of an herbal edge--anise? mint?--I wasn't sure, but it had a long lovely finish and was easy to drink.

An all around good beer from a great brewery. Tawny yellow with an ample german head, sweet candylike citrus aroma with a more APA flavor profile but with the mouthfeel of a classic german pils. Nice to see something in the Berlin craft brewery scene that's a little more creative.