It’s nice when things are just clean and simple. Like a traditional low-bitter beer from your friendly go-to brewery. Perhaps one from you brewer’s archive that you’ve been hopping would return. We, wait no ‘lager.’ Our famous Czech-style Pilsner is back! Brilliantly clear and pleasantly crisp…it’s a picture-perfect pilsner.
There’s always talk of your “mind’s eye” but what about your “mouth’s eye”, huh? If it peered into the clarity of Pils it would taste notes of green apple with a hint of soft flowers; slightly-sweet breadiness; and the just-right grassiness of fresh-cut hay. It would also wanna order another. And steal the glass.
Beverage Specs
ABV
5%
Beer math on ABV is pretty straightforward. The higher the ABV, the more alcohol in the beer. See, no rocket science necessary.
IBU
22
Generally speaking, a high IBU beer will have a more bitter taste than a lower IBU beer.
Grassiness
Mild, slightly-floral hoppiness and Bohemian yeast brings a subtle note of fresh-cut hay
Sulphur
Characteristic of cold fermentation, a light touch of sulphury rounds out the flavor profile of traditional lagers
Clean
An odd descriptor, but apt none-the-less. Pils leads you to want a second, then third, then fourth, sip. The base malt shines through with a nice bite of hop and smooth finish
