Pilsmatic
Interboro Spirits and Ales

Murky orange body with white head, visible moderate carbonation. Grassy hopped nose with lemon, slight green tea, and pilsner malt. So much grass in the taste, hops are mild otherwise, biscuit, pilsner malt, and lemon zest present equally. Feel is chewy yet light and malty with again decent hops but not to the extent the taste has them. Solid

Golden amber body; excellent carbonation; thick and creamy white head. Faint, mild malt aroma. Light grain taste; mild to moderate hop bitterness. Light body; soft and feathery; semi-dry mouthfeel.

This beer comes across fairly lightweight overall. The looks are its most impressive feature with the smell and taste are lacking in distinction. The wispy mouthfeel pleases the palate with its delicateness.

 

delightful pilsner beer , I would like to see all these new brewers make a pilsner and see what they can come up with ( with out putting peanut butter, chocolate peaches ect in their beer)

One I generally enjoy from since the first batch. This is the second one. Interboro collaborating with Carton on a Pilsner, fermented with South German lager yeast and hopped exclusively with Saaz. Pretty simple and drinkable on its face.

Pours pure golden with a very slight haze. Tightly packed, finger of white foam.

Herbal mint is the general aroma, with slightly more subtle notes of tea or grape possibly. Subtle but pleasant.

Flavor follows the aroma, floral with notes of mint and sweet pils malt. Floral leads then bitterness behind that just nudging out a ton of the sweetness.

Decently carbonated and bitter. Feels a little bit under it's 5% but that is welcome, and just a light bitterness/maltiness on the aftertaste is also present.

A fine fusion of some German and Czech aspects of Pilsner with a good bitterness and flavorful hop character.