Fishing For Fishies
Eagle Park Brewing

 

Poured from a can into a pint glass. Pours pale yellow orange with a small fluffy white head. Smells of fresh grain, slight fruit. Tastes of sweet crisp grain with some bright fruit notes. Beer is light bodied and easy drinking, good carbonation. Overall, a very good beer.

 

pours brilliant yellow with fine head crisp clean pilsner taste

 

easy and clean pils type here, almost overly light in body, approaching watery in feel despite the high carbonation, and on the minimal side of the style, despite some minor nuance, nice and drinkable and refreshing then, especially when frosty cold. fresh on tap at the brewery was a great place to have it, and this is more european style to me than a lot of what folks are calling pils these days, no crazy over the top hops or anything, nice balance, and totally done on the swallow. astoundingly light to look at, less than yellow, but fizzy and holding an airy almost two inches of white head, intriguing appearance with the lightness. aroma to me is mellow, lightly crackery with some minerals that fit the style and some faint herbal hops in here, honeysuckle and light green melon, but its all so minimal, the yeast is barely there, and there is a sort of instant speed to this. the flavor follows, and even as it warms it stays light. a light clover note to the hops now, just only enough bitterness to balance, the grain is european to me, perhaps decocted, subtle in flavor but kind of full spectrum to me still, some hull and husk character, light citrus and white wine fruitiness at the end, a rawness too, some dough, it has nice movement too, and finishes instantly. i like how drinkable this is, no limit to how many of these i could put back, and i think the hops, light as they are, do something cool in here, yet this presents as old world overall and is very well refined. excellent hot weather lager!

Appearance: Pours a light golden color, large and thick white head that lingers. (4.00)

Aroma: Strong aromas of pale malts, yeast, pilsner malt with a moderate lemon citrus behind it. (3.75)

Flavor: Strong flavors of pale malts, yeast, pilsner malt with a light lemon citrus and bread note. More yeast, pilsner malt follows. Dry and smooth. (3.75)

Feel: Medium-bodied, strong carbonation. Soft, smooth, mouthfeel. (4.00)

Overall: A decent German Pilsner here. Very yeasty with pilsner malt flavors. Excellent pour and smooth, soft mouthfeel. Dry and smooth. (Rating: 3.79)

 

Canned 4/18/22; drank 6/8/22 @ the Yarchives.

See-through yellow appearance.

A violent pour yielded a big, noisy bright white head; strong, frothy lace.

Creamed corn & faint lemon notes in the nose.

Medium mouthfeel.

Dry corn & lemon flavors; it's a bit abrasive, but simple & flavorful. It'll do in a pinch.

 

Nice clean drinking Pils with a sweet, rounded maltiness with some bready and biscuit notes........ combines nicely with a somewhat subtle lemony herbal hop presence.

Body is light side of medium or high side of light...perhaps a bit thin...

Easy drinker. Well done.

This is a 20oz. can poured into my 20oz. beer glass. This is a very light straw color, heavy carbonation, and three fingers of pure white fluff. The suds slowly settled to a finger with some thick lacing left behind. Looks like a light German PILS.
The nose tells me there are light malt notes behind the prominent yeast aromas.
The flavor is sweet grains with a crisp finish and a touch of yeast is noticeable also. There isn't much of an IBU here.
The feel is smooth but light.
This is an easy one to drink, there may not be anything special here, but it did not disappoint either.

 

Lighter golden bodied, one finger white head. Grainy, a bit fruity and mineral forward. Mild harsh grain, yeast in the finish. Nothing special, but solid enough. Not one to revisit, but not offensive either if you find yourself choosing between this and any AAL.