Connecticut Casual
Beer'd Brewing Co.

 

Beautiful golden orange color. A crisp, refreshing, yet still full bodied feel with a great level of carbonation. Flavorful taste of rich malts accented by the masterful Czech Saaz, Hallertau, Mandarina Bavaria, and Huell Melon hops blend that lingers well. German style pilsner that's barely bitter, but very rich. Impressive, I can't think of a better Pilsner.

 

 

 

 

 

Crisp, clean, and full flavored. A little low on bitterness for a Pilsner, but this is overall damned delicious. Mouth-filling flavors of biscuit and bread, along with grassy noble hops.

Almost Kellerbier-like in appearance, more than a little hazy, suggesting this is an unfiltered pilsner.

Golden with some haze. Minor head but it leaves some minor streaks.

Softer pilsner malt aromas. Very light and floral hop.

Lots of spritz to the beer. The body is appropriate. The hop is much stronger and it dominates the malt. There's a bit of green apple and light cream in the background.

Canned 2021/03/08
Pours a med frothy foamy 1/2 finger head with med retention, touch of lacing, semi clear semi hazy pale straw color

Nose is on the lighter side, straw and cereal grain, light pilsner malt, a bit grassy straw notes, touch of floral hops

Taste brings more cereal grains, grainy-sweet pilsner malt, a little straw again, med lighter bitterness with floral herbal hops, a little fruity note, hint of sulfate late with crisp mild spicy hop bitterness, on the drier finish

Mouth is med bod, med foamy carb, soft lager and crisp finish

Overall not bad, a bit on the lighter side, little fruity character that seemed a bit off, but nice finish, good hop character overall, but still solid pilsner

 

 

 

 

 

16oz can. Pours a clear pale gold with a thin layer of head that dissipates quickly. Some lacing. Aromas of hay, cereal, grassy hops and doughy malts. The taste is hay and grassy hops along with toasted malts, cereal, pepper and maybe a hint of citrus peel. Flora hop finish with some more cereal. Light body with a decent hop bite. Very drinkable Pils.

Poured from a 16oz can dated 11/07/19 into a Pilsner glass.
Frothy white head above a light gold clear body. Bubble propagation is mesmerizing. Head fades to single layer and nice lacing within 3-4 minutes.
Aroma is fresh hay. Taste is crisp and clean with balance, but no sense of slight pepper associated with the style.
Personally, I could use 10% more carbonation, but I'm not complaining. This is a beautiful Pilsner.

 

Canned 07/08/19. “Crispy Boi Holiday Time”
A delicious and refreshing take on the style. Heavy on the grain but a tasty hop presence in the finish. Clean, smooth, crisp. I’m always searching out great examples of Pilsners and this is now one of them. Love the focus on lagers these days!