My Pils Session Pilsner
To Øl

 

 

Slightly hazy yellow color with white head. Aroma is really hoppy with lemongrass an lime notes. Taste starts hoppy, grassy and citrusy, with a good amount of bitterness. Body is smooth and well carbonated. Really nice, hoppy pilsener, tasty yet easy to drink.

Pours a hazy golden color with a moderate sized head.

Smell is dominated by floral notes, malt, and slight citrus.

Initial taste is quite powerful for a pils, with the citrus/lemon and floral notes taking the upperhand. Both malt and the hop bitterness become more emphasized in the aftertaste. Light body as expected from the style with quite a bit of carbonation. Fresh feel overall.

 

 

L: Poured from a bottle to a pilsner glass. Had a golden yellow color and a clear consistency. There was an enormous, foamy, very long-lasting head. Good lacing.

S: A nice aroma of hops, citrus, and a little malt.

T: Tasted of a fair amount of citrus (lemon and orange), some grapefruit, a bit of hops, a light bready malt quality, a tinge of grassiness (not that noticeable), and some floral notes. In general, a good flavor that's heavier on the fruit than the hops and malt. Light, sweet, and lively.

F: A well-carbonated beer with a slick finish. Light-bodied.

O: This is a solidly made session beer. Very easy to drink.

Not really a pils in any way beyond being a low alcohol lager. American hops bring light citrus on the nose and plate; beyond that...nothing. There's no body or malt character - incorrect for a pilsner. No finish; lacks flavor. Wouldn't recommend, pours with a nice head though

The colour is pale gold; the liquid clear. The three finger head is off-white and compact; it sinks slowly leaving some lacing.

The smell is fresh with citric peels, grapefruit and bitter orange. Hints of orange juice and French loaf.

The taste is balanced and quite bitter with passing earthy notes, grapefruit peels and lemonade. Light clean sweetness. Light to medium body. The aftertaste got notes of fresh lemons, dough and floral hops.

The carbonation is strong, the many mid-sized bubbles are smooth and long-lived. The liquid is medium smooth.

A highly drinkable pils with a modern twist. Fresh and clean.

Very light pils with a pretty decent and well-integrated hop dose bringing floral/grassy/spicy flavors into the mix. Bready and grainy. Light citrus. Body is obviously on the lighter side, but the taste is bold for the ABV and the carbonation is nicely kept in check. Very drinkable, tasty and refreshing, quite a nice melding of hoppiness+clean pils in a 4% tallboy package. This is my pils now thanx.

Pours hazy gold into a glass from a bottle. The white puffy head rises to three - four fingers before receding. Sudsy lacing coats the glass afterwards.

Very light clean aroma with pale malts, some sweet citrus, a little grapefruit and mango, and fresh vegetation. The flavour is very much as you'd garner from the nose; sweet grapefruit with an offset of leafy hops that leave the palate fresh and prepared for the aromatic floral grass that rolls languidly over the tongue. There's a very well balanced flavour profile, with enough bittnerness right at the end to finish off nicely.

Mouthfeel is light, crisp and slightly oily. Carbonation is zippy and the beer silky.

This is a great, well balanced, tasty pils with just enough going on to make it flavoursome and enough not going on to make is light and sessionable.

 

 

 

 

 

When pouring the beer, it will produce a fine white foam crown. Medium small fine bubbles that do not hang around that long. The beer is unclear Yellow color. First, a thin smell of slightly fruity hops. Some mangoes, citrus passion fruit with a little sweetness. Some grass and wheat with a little more citrus and spices.
The taste surprised me a little. Fruity taste of easy Grapefruit and citrus, then comes the little passion fruit and mango. Very light flavor / body, but a little rough. A light bitterness and malt is the taste that disappears rather quickly, a little small dry. There are some herbs.