Peak
Arvon Brewing Co.

 

Pours a gold color with a foamy white head that lasts quite a while. Aroma of grains and floral notes. Taste is crisp and dry. Slightly bitter at the finish.

Pours clear and clean with a wonderful toasted biscuit malt note on the nose. Crisp, hoppy, lightly bready—it’s everything I want from a Pilsner. Seek this one out.

Pours a clear golden color; light yet lively carbonation; thick, frothy head, white and semi-creamy in texture; sticky, spidery fingers of foam adhere to the glass. Nice initial blast of soft floral notes on the nose; notes of apple and pear. Light cracker and biscuit flavors; subtle fruity esters and a delicate sweetness on the palate; light yet balanced hop bitterness noted, stronger towards the finish. Medium-light body; smooth with fine residual sugar feel; very mild dryness permeates things.

A very pleasant, subtly flavored lager with nice floral and yellow pome fruit notes and a smooth, easy drinking character.

Pouring temperature: 39 °F: canning info: n/a
Source: beer trade w/ @Whyteboar

Poured a translucent amber color (unfiltered Pilsner?) and the 1cm head didn’t stick around long.
The aroma was lost on my Covid damaged nose.
The taste hit the style highlights, biscuit like malts, mild noble hops bitterness and a little pepper like taste at the swallow.
The feel was good but it could have been better with more active carbonation. That’s personal preference though.
OA, good beer, good Pilsner, just not the best of either.

A - Pours a lightly hazed dark gold with a large fizzy head. The fades fast leaving some light soapy lacing.

S - Aroma is lemon, sweet corn and noble hops.

T - The taste is toasted biscuit, white bread, sweet corn, lemon, white pepper and noble hops.

M - Medium body with medium carbonation. Soft mouthfeel with a nice crisp finish.

O - Really solid Czech Pilsner. Crisp, clean and refreshing.