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Vibrissa Beer

 

From the pint can, it pours a clear golden color with a nice white head that lasts a while and leaves some lacing. The nose gets a light breadiness and some spice. The mouth follows with some bitterness and a nice mouthfeel.

A good Pils...makes for a tasty session beer!!! Poured from a 16 oz can into a Budweiser Pilsner glass, this beer features a beautiful clear gold color, a foamy white head with a little better than average head retention and some patchy thing bands of lacing up front. As I drank the beer, the lacing became thicker and with more coverage on the glass. By the end, there were thick bands of foamy, white lacing!!!! Aroma and taste were basic, but well done. Most noticeable was the base of bready and dry biscuity malt followed by some grassy hoppiness. The overall taste was also slightly sour. Good strong aroma and taste for such a light .abv beer!!! Mouthfeel was light, crisp and very mildly bitter behind an overall malty backbone. I had it with food, would also be a good session beer - light with enough flavor to keep you interested!!!

Holy moley, this is a great Czech pilsner. Nice and bitter, just how I like it. Has a nice substantial feel for such a low ABV. If you like good lagers, check this one out.

Second can is more to my liking than the first. Chill haze on a light golden body, fluffy head. Nose has a dry bread note and a hint of spice before it warms, with bit of mid-summer grass growing as it does. Taste has a hint of mineral after a bready malt opening. This hard water vibe helps the grassy bitterness than gets a sharper edge as the end of the sip rolls of the tongue.

Pint at the brewery.

Crystal clear and gold liquid beckons on one of the first truly warm and sunny days. There’s a respectable white head.

Sulphur, mineral, and just a hit of the fresh berry mentioned in their description. That’s interesting alongside the noble spice they also mention, but I’ve never had a beer hopped with Kazbek.

Crisp mineral and herbal layers play together like every dream of a Czech lager ever. It is a dry, crisp lager experience. The malt is light, crackery. The finish actually brings back some of the berry.