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Threes Brewing

06/25/25 can @ home

 

Clear, golden color. Medium-sized white head. Malt, hay, and biscuits in the aroma. Malty taste, with pleasant hoppy bitterness. Classy and true to the style.

 

Slightly cloudy, otherwise it's a typical pils body. Sun-bleached bone white head. Not a whole heckuva lot in the way of lacing. Smells herbal and grassy with some bready malt. It's simple but nice on the nose. It transfers to the tongue, tasting pretty much exactly as it smells. This would make excellent beer bread. Not that I'd want to waste a beer of this caliber. About as full-bodied as 4.5% ABV can be; vaguely chewy without any syrupy sweetness. Dry finish. Snappy on the tongue. Me likey.

 

 

Cloudy yellow pour with two fingers of white foam, trace amounts of spotted lacing on the glass. Bready nose with grassy hops, simple yet potent. Taste adds more of the malt in which brings some sweetness but draws out lemon zest in the hops and fully formed white bread in the yeast. Feel is bready with malty and hoppy accents, frothy and easy drinking. Good pilsner to thoughtfully take in

 

 

 

 

 

Pours a rather drab straw color. Lighty cloudy. Thin, sudsy head forms on the beer, lingers a moment, and then dissipates leaving a thin layer of bubbly foam on the beer. Aroma has notes of sweet bready malts, some white bread, with grassy hops notes on the back end that bring with them some lemon grass, alfalfa and dried straw.

Taste follows the nose with notes of bready malts, some light honey notes, dried straw, dried grass with some floral notes. Moderately bitter for the style. Feel is light, smooth, crisp. Very mild carbonation. Somewhat drier on the finish.

Overall a very nice Czech pilsner.

2021-11-06
16oz can served in a footed pilsner glass. Bought it in NYC last month and shipped it home. No date on the can that I see.

Pours a clear, light golden color with a generous head that condenses to about a centimeter. Smell is grassy and clean, with a light grain / lager yeast / slightly spicy aroma.

Taste is light grassy character with a lot more grain and a little bit of a honeysuckle sweetness. Tastes slightly watery, but I think that's more the preceding IPAs influencing my palate than the actuality of this beer. Hops pick up a bit as I drink more.

Mouthfeel is light, smooth, clean. Very nice beer.

 

 

Pours a slightly hazy golden yellow with 1.5" head that lingers, solid lacing. Nose is floral, peppery hops, lemon, and lemongrass. Taste start of with some sharp bitterness, but switches mid-palate to richer, almost fatty flavor with some significant minerality. Some sourness mixed in as well. Mouthfeel is crisp and a little full with some significant lingering slickness on the finish. There is something very winey about with the combination of flavors here, so seek this out if that's to your liking.

A: The beer is a little hazy yellow in color. It poured with a short white head that quickly died down, leaving a narrow collar around the edge of the glass.
S: Light to moderate aromas of bready/pilsner malts are present in the nose along with hints of floral/grassy hops.
T: The taste follows the smell and the hops also contribute a light to moderate amount of bitterness.
M: It feels light- to medium-bodied and clean on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: I thought that the taste of this pilsner had a very nice balance between the malts and the hops.

Serving type: can