Long-Range Pils
Revolver Brewing

RB transfer

This is a good pilsner. It has a light gold color with a good aromatic head to it.
It has a really nice hoppy taste and finishes smooth and clean with a bit of tartness. This reminds me of some Pilsners I enjoyed in Bavaria in the early 90’s.
A nice refreshing beer that would pair well with just about any type of grilled meat and vegetables.

 

 

This is a pretty good pilsner. Light, crisp and pretty flavorful.

Had it from a can poured into a tulip glass. Clear yellow color with good initial head and lacing. Sweet grassy smell and taste. Slightly lemony flavor with a bit of hoppy spice. Enjoyed it on a hot day grilling.

 

 

 

From the bottom of the can: "LOT #019 BEST BY 05/27/19"

Appearance: The beer is crystal clear with a light gold color. There is a short white head that quickly fades to a thin film of white foam that scarcely covers the surface.

Aroma: It has a light sweet grain aroma.

Taste: There is a light flavor of mint and lime, and a soft grain flavor in the background.

Mouthfeel: It is well carbonated, moderately crisp, and easy to drink. It is refreshing.

Overall: It is a good Pilsner that has a mellow but nice hop presence. It floats on that "average line" but it is still worth drinking and I would have it again from time to time.

 

 

C+ / ABOVE AVERAGE

 

Appearance:
Pale gold color, slight haze. Fast rising bubbles. Thick fluffy head. Very good head retention. Leaves a very nice lacing behind.

Aroma:
Sweet pilsner malt, bready, slight honey, some spicy noble hops.

Taste/Finish/Body:
Sweet pilsner malt, white bread, cracker, slight honey. Clean lager yeast. Hop bitterness is moderate, mostly spicy-floral, just a hint of citrus. Finish is semi-dry, lingers very short. Light body, crisp, clean, refreshing, medium carbonation, super drinkable.

Overall:
It's a well made German-style pilsner. I really enjoyed it!!

Appearance
Two finger head that falls to thin layer and minimal lacing (could be the glass or my mouth-will verify later). Clear straw gold

Aroma
Sweet honey and bread malt with moderate noble german hops (spicy, grassy, floral)

Flavor
Semi dry pale malts and a balance of soft noble hop bitterness and spice that lingers in the finish.

Mouthfeel
Light mouthfeel and Medium CO2. No astringency or other off-feels

Overall
A good looking, good smelling, easy to drink everyday lager. Could use a bit of extra flavor all around and a better head retention. Regardless, a very solid citizen and worthy of another round.

12oz can poured into Duvel tulip. Stamped BEST BY 09/03/18 stamped on bottom of can.

Appearance - Massive very loose white head with moderate-low retention minor patchy lacing. Hazy light bright gold body with slight carbonation. 4

Smell - Musky corn and cardboard. 2.75

Taste - Gentle honey sweetness up front with a bitter corn and malt liquor sweet body that finishes fairly clean. 3.75

Mouthfeel - Thin throughout with a bitter bite in the middle with lingers only faintly in the finish. 4

Overall - Packs more of a bite than I would have expected from a pils. Interesting in style. 4

 

Pours a crystal clear straw with a finger of white, soapy head. Good lacing, but head could last longer. It's gone in a couple minutes. Smells pretty clean, no off smells but not much to work with aside from sugary malt and faint grass.
Dry tasting, but it could stand a smidge of hops. Finishes pretty clean but it's kind of sticky in the mouth.

Serviceable. Good party or after work beer. Nothing to write home about. I'm certain it would be better on tap but that goes for any beer. Give it to your Coors Light drinking friends and they'll probably sing its praises.

To good health and good beer.

 

Wow, some of the descriptions I read were bizzare. First, there are NO citrus or pine notes. This is a PILSNER not an IPA. That said, it does fit the style of a German Pilsner. The look is very pale yellow, medium head, lots of lacing. Not a lot of aroma, faint malt and floral hops. The taste is where this beer really shines, it is very clean and pretty dry. There is a slight grain flavor present as well as a floral, honey, noble hop profile that you should expect from a German pils. It is a satisfying beer that will hold its own against an import. Cheers.