Postcard Pils
Green Bench Brewing Co.

 

Pours yellow gold, cloudiness that is best described as chill haze, average white head with pretty decent staying power; swirls lead to good cling and spotty lacing.

Nose is quite attractive to me, foreshadows a beer with good bite; aromatic clean grain, light corn, woodsy spice that’s blackened by delicate herbal and floral character; light sweetness lingers in come and go fashion.

Taste is very pleasant; definitely that same pleasant grainy malt, then that woody spice…finishes cedar like; lingers very nicely along with substantial stem and grass.

Body light, but full; there is a pleasant residual sweetness that vanishes on the finish; firm and long lingering bitterness, leads to enhanced dryness and parched feel that begs for another sip; carbonation is that good balance of smooth yet effervescent.

This is a really tasty beer for me personally; it’s pils all the way the addition of corn and use of an american hop make this distinctly different from its euro counterparts but it also has that clean bitter dry bite of it’s counterparts; really great stuff.

 

 

A nice smooth pils to beat the hot Florida sun. The beer goes well with grilled food, pizza, etc. It is reasonably priced at the local beverage shop. It compares well with some of the pilsners I've tried in Prague.

On draft at Marina Jack. Crisp taste, nice lacing, medium body, lovely grassy smell. Overall, one of the best Pils ever tasted

 

 

 

 

12 oz can from Brewers Haven. Pale golden pour, foamy head fades. Grainy aroma and taste, bready. Minor hop bite. Dry finish, crisp. Overall, on target.

 

 

 

 

 

 

dry and uninteresting

 

On Tap… pour a clear lemon yellow color . Smell is wheat , crackers bread and lemon. taste follow s nose , adjunct ,,grains malt and wheat. Mouth feel is watery and not crisp or hoppy.