Jet Set Pilsner Américaine
Avant-Garde - Artisans Brasseurs

Slightly cloudy pale straw color with low activity. Thick foamy and frothy white 4 finger head, lasting around 10-15 minutes, with good legs and swirl reaction. Flavors of lemon, light caramel and grapefruits, sweet pils grains, vegetables, and floral hops. Slick full body with prickly carbonation. Light strength finish, grainy and a bit flowery. Good freshness and well bodied, though lacks a bit of character, very delicate. Yet for a pils, overall it's a good quality craft.

Bottle: Poured a bright yellow color pils with a huge white foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of cereal with light dry hoppy undertones with subtle citrusy notes is quite refreshing. Taste is a good mix of cereal notes with light hoppy undertones with some citrusy notes with mild residual sugar notes. Body is about average for style with good carbonation. Highly drinkable with the right amount of complexity. Should be made available in cans if you were to ask me.

There is a good lasting foam and the color is very pale, golden with a peach hue. Altough it is a bit too hazy for a pilsner. The nose is a really balanced mix of grapefruits, tropical fruits and this fresh grainy/bready smell of a bohemian pilsner. The taste is amazingly crisp with a good hop fruityness and a subtle fresh cucumber taste at the end. The carbonation is perfect. There is a lingering after taste of cracking grains. I really don't taste any flaws. Really a thirst quenching, «pintable», yet complex pilsner that is really well done.