About Time Pils
Ex Novo Brewing

 

Relatively clear, slightly unfiltered golden yellow body. Crisp crackery pilsner malt. A bit of bread. Nice mild floral bite, perhaps a bit of citrus and lemon on the backend. Medium lighter bodied, good carbonation. Smooth, crisp and balanced.

 

Look: Pours a beautiful clear pale yellow with a frothy white head that erupts to a pillow and holds before slowly receding, leaving great lacing behind
Aroma: Pilsner malt, floral hops, soda crackers, and light wafts of honey
Taste: Pilsner malt kicks it off before an assault of flowers comes on strong – notes of honeysuckle, butterfly bush, and true jasmine – to name a few. Soda crackers and honey weave in and out before closing with another pilsner malt kick and flowers
Mouthfeel: Light but full, medium-high carbonation, clean and crisp throughout, and light to medium dryness on the finish
Overall: This is tasty stuff. As a long-time fan of Ex Novo and a new fan of ForeLand’s stuff, I had to try this, plus I’m a huge Pilsner fan. A really well executed German Pilsner and this is (& has) reminded me a lot of pFriem’s Pilsner, which is a good thing as it is my favorite from this state. Recommended

16 oz. can purchased from Lifesource Natural Grocers in Salem OR
$3.49
Collaboration with Foreland.
Pours a light yellow, corn oil colour, in the glass, large frothy/rocky white head.
Nice simple traditional aromas. biscuity malts and spicy saaz like hopping.
Nice easy taste yet still has what one wants in a pils. German style the hops are to the front , but the bitterness is pleasingly mellow.
Nice mouth feel. Well carbonated yet still soft on the palate.
Nice drinkable summer time fun beer.

Very pale, thick-ish head. Pleasant smell of bread dough and spice. The mild hop bitterness comes out first, then a well tempered malt flavor mellows things out. Reminds me of that first sip of beer foam when I was a kid and dad let ne taste the beer foam. Very well done, mates. Well done.