Post Up Pils
Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company

Not a fan, better pilsners and better Neshaminys to lock into to. Standard but drinkable but not much more.

on draft, served in shaker pint glass

clear, medium golden in color, white head. Nice earthy hop aroma, bready pale malt, fair about of bitterness in the finish. thin to medium bodied

A typical looking pils, maybe just a little darker amber, but translucent. There's a modest and enduring just-off-white head on top inside a clear pint glass. This sample was drawn from a tap. There's almost no aroma, but if you know what you're seeking, you can detect some traditional Pilsner hops and malt. This drinks a little more smoothly than a typical Pilsner, as it has more body to it than most. Here's hoping that doesn't spoil it for lovers of the lighter bodied style. That body is witnessed by some of the most prolific glass lacing you'll see in a Pilsner. This is really spot on for a German Pilsner, with its subtlety sweet malting and hopping that's just bittering enough. Definitely a must try for those that like the style .

 

on tap at flagship location in Croyden,PA