Your favorite Pilsner On Tap

Assuming American bars and any version of pils...

Koning Pils
Spaten Pils
Victory Prima
SN Nooner
LH Polestar
Pilsner Urquell
FW Pivo

 

Live Oak Pils

 

Looking forward to it! PS if ever in Seattle, Stoup makes an absolutely perfect pils too.

 

US Only:
Sierra Nevada Nooner (only had it once so far, but liked it a lot)
Notch Brewing Session Pils (especially on tap)
Stoudts Pils

 

My favorite Pils comes from Old Mecklenburg, really great stuff, a bit bready, I'm assuming more typical for a true German Pils. Sunshine Pils, great stuff too, much different than OMB but a really great beer. If I could get this here it would be in my fridge.

 

Berkshire
Six point
Lagunitas

 

Duquesne, but hey I'm from here

 

Heater Allen
Commons
Occidental
Pilsner Urquell on tap in CZ
Unfiltered Pilsner Urquell on tap in the brewery caves

I could possibly live on these beers alone.

 

“Sunshine Pils, great stuff too, much different than OMB but a really great beer. If I could get this here it would be in my fridge.”

Troegs distributes to Virginia so hopefully it will be coming to North Carolina soon?

Sunshine Pils is indeed a very tasty German style Pilsner.

Cheers!

 

Strangeways Brewing, Richmond, VA Placebo Pils. This one wins.

 

Pilsner is probably my favorite style of beer, all things considered. Many, many examples to choose from, including bottle, can and draught. This style lends itself to local offerings, as well as "not so fresh" imported examples, In My Opinion. Such a crisp, bready, hoppy, refreshing beer. The golden color in a fine vessel is unparralled. (sic). A thing of excuisite beauty. The Czechs and Germans make the best, but we Americans are learning and are not far behind.

 

Pilsner Urquell

 

Live Oak Pilz

 

Victory Braumeister pils. Best I ever had was made with imported German Hallertau hops. From what I understand Hallertau hops grown in Hallertau are the best.

 

maybe not the best out there, but one of my favorites on top has to be Braumeister Pils

 

These beers do not define Victory as a brewery or Bill as a brewer; Bill creates perfect German styles released on draft only at the brewery. That's his forte- traditional German styles. He also creates a magnificent Root Beer traditional to the sweet, malt heavy German style. You're missing out, but I am also spoiled rotten being as close as I am.

 

Had Firestone Walker Pivo Pils from the bottle. It was good. Had it on tap. One of the most enjoyable drinking experiences I've ever had.

 

Kelso is a decent local pils.

 

I liked it, too.

 

Locally, I'm fond of Julian Price Pilsner from Wedge Brewing here in Asheville.
A lot of good suggestions in this thread nationally. Have S/N Nooner in my fridge at the moment, pretty good stuff.