Boulevard Pilsner

Brewed by Boulevard Brewing Company
Style: Pilsener
Kansas City, Missouri USA

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Bottle. Piss yellow color poured, decent white head. Malty aroma. Flavor is malty, crisp and clean. This is another session beer, had a few good candidates for that tonight! Would get pitcher after pitcher of this with the boys...not really great as-is, but definitely a clean taste to it. 4.8% alcohol.

A good take on an American light beer for Boulevard although very strange for a brewery known for making much more flavourful beers.

12-oz. Pours a cloudy dark gold with a dense mound of egg-white-meringue-like fluff on top. Loose bits of lace. Wet grass and cooked corn on the nose. Creamy medium body, loose, cottony carb. Cabbages on the mid-palateses. Not the most organized offering from BBC.

UPDATED: APR 29, 2011 Well, it’s no Czechvar, but it is a reminder of what American Pilsners used to be and should be still. Pours a golden straw color. Aroma was malty and slightly sour. Flavor was light, but did have a nice bitterness from the hops, with also a little yeastiness and maltiness going on... very pleasent, refreshing beer.

bottle thanks to swalden28. poured clear yellow with a white head with some spotted lacing. aroma seemed a little bready with a little bit of spice and citrus. flavor was bread, celery, and maybe a little pepper. body was light and crisp with high carbonation.

12 oz single. Like the simple Czech style label! Pale yellow beer with a bubbly white head. Typical. Aroma..what aroma? getting virtually nothing..some cereal malts and thats it. Taste thankfully is rather fuller than the aroma., well malted with a good citricy hop presence. Pretty nice on the palate for style, quite "full". Overall a pretty nice drinking lager..not sure if i would call it a pilsner.

This beer pours slightly hazy gold with almost no head. A very faint aroma offers fruit, malt, and grain. Flavor is also mild. A malt beginning with soft fruit. Some European hops are noted with warmer temperatures and peppery spice comes out. Everything here is soft and gentle. The finish was a peppery flourish with west coast hop bitterness. Complex but very subtle.

Bottle. Hey... it’s a pilsner pour... surprise! Aroma are undecidedly underwhelming with a little grass, some adjunct and biscuit malt. Flavor is pretty solid for the style... a lot of light malt and grass and herbs. Nothing exciting... nothing awful... just beer.