Aviator Crazy Pils

Brewed by Aviator Brewing Company
Style: Pilsener
Fuquay Varina, North Carolina USA

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

sparkling light golden colored pilsner, light grassy character on the nose. light bodied with a thin lively sparkle. minimal, clean, and abrupt finish. with "crazy" attached to pils, left me wanting more hop character than was provided. draft/growler for my test sample. would work well with spicy foods that need a clean, crisp, but mostly refreshing beverage.

old note, not dated, Ok aroma, tart, grassy sourdough. Pale yellow golden color, no head or lace. bitter flavor. Lite body, smooth mouthfeel, bitter dry finish. Ok, fine lawn mowing type beer. easy to drink.

Couple pints on tap at Fullsteam, Derm. Having been crushing a lot of SA Noble Pils of late, I wasn’t expecting to enjoy this one as much as I did. Fizzy golden pour, bright and fresh looking. Nice dry noble hop aroma with a hint of fruits and gentle malt undertones. Very crisp and drinkable mouthfeel. Flavors are robust and floral at the outset, nicely dry to finish. Fine stuff.

On tap at Fullsteam in Durham. Pours slightly hazy bright light gold with welcoming white head. Nose is grassy hops and some bread. Similar taste; very crisp, and with a bone dry finish. I want more.

Pour is a bright gold with a large white head. Aroma is of biscuit malts and a decent saaz hop. Flavor is more of the same with a nice bready malt with a decent hop in the backround. A solid example of the style.

Draft - this pils pours a golden yellow with a thin white head. Aroma of bread, floral hops and corn. Pretty easy tasting with grasses and floral notes at first sip. Not typically a huge pils fan but this one was pretty tasty and I would have no problem ordering it again - looking forward to my next Saturday afternoon visit to the brewery.