Gratitude
Kent Falls Brewing Company

 

 

Nicely done Pilsner. Very easy to drink, great malt notes and a pleasing citrus and light melon flavor, perfectly hopped dry finish that lingers for just a few seconds then disappears.

 

 

 

 

This is a really nice Pilsner, big grassy hop notes without being too bitter. This isn't as dry as Nebco's Elm city but it does the trick in a pinch. Really like the 16oz can format for this, too. Could have used it a month or two ago.

 

Toasted grain, lush grass and earthy Noble bitterness. Bit of orange on the very end. Dank Pilsner malt. Drier, semi bitter finish. Lower level of sweetness. Light bodied. It's satisfactory. Don't know if the dry hopping did anything.

 

 

From the website - "A czech inspired lager hopped with modern German hops; mandarina bavaria, hallertau blanc and huel melon for mellow notes of grape, citrus and melon. A celebration of people, places, and the ability to do what we do. “It’s like lfe. It’s so appealing…..” It’s called Gratitude"

Awesome can art - great color contast and homage. Pours a cloudy golden hue with a one-finger head. Looks and smells more like a pale lager (ala IPL) than a pilsner. Aroma is melon, orange rind and green pine. Pronounced hoppy nose. Taste has a pretty good balance between malt and hops and makes me rethink my IPL comment. Hops up front bringing melon, lemon, grapefruit followed by bready doughy malt and a light bitter kiss. Not quite crisp - the hops add a lot of heft to the beer. Enjoyable brew that land somewhere between a pilsner, pale lager and IPA.