Seoul 1988
Table Brewing Co.

This Pilsner presents a pale straw color, typical of the style, but is slightly cloudy — not quite the crystal-clear appearance one would expect from a traditionally well-lagered beer. While the haze doesn't affect the flavor, it does slightly detract from the visual appeal associated with classic Pilsners.

The aroma is clean and inviting, offering a light malt backbone with a touch of herbal and floral hop character. On the palate, it's crisp and refreshing, delivering a noticeable bitterness that balances well with the light malt sweetness. It’s true to the German tradition: dry, clean, and highly drinkable.

One notable drawback is the foam. Despite a decent pour, it’s difficult to achieve a thick, persistent head. The carbonation level feels moderate, but the foam quickly dissipates, leaving minimal lacing on the glass. This may suggest a slight issue with protein content or carbonation balance.

Overall, this is an enjoyable and easy-drinking Pilsner with authentic flavor, but it falls a bit short in clarity and head retention — two hallmarks of the style.