Boulevard Pilsner

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

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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12oz Bottle A - Pours straw golden with a one finger white head that disapates quickly. Ok lacing. S - Grainy malt nose. T - Malt forward pilsner. Grainy, sweet beard, and bittering hops. M - Light bodied. Lively carbonation. Crisp and Clean. Mild hop finish. O - Easy drinking like it should be. Nice simple lager.

KC Pils sixer @ 40° into Orrefors Difference Pils; light and delicate as expected, nice balance of sweetness, floral, and earthy notes, very smooth palate with sharp carbonation to keep things lively; would never claim to be an expert on lagers, but this is actually worth putting in a glass rather than a beer bong

I am pissed boulevard to took their cheapest beer repackaged it with a new name told the customers they appreciated them and raised the price for same product...boulevard is going down hill fast and pissing off the locals

A - Pours a clear golden amber with a fizzy 1 finger white head. S - Wet grain, lemon, grassy hops, sweet perfume. T - Toasted grains, lager yeast, peppery grass, semi sweet malt, hints floral and white bread. Hints of bright fruit come out as it warms. Finishes with a mellow spice and bitterness. M - Medium bodied, soft/full carbonation. Very nice overall. It doesn’t have stand out character but does a great job of providing a balanced and easy drinking Pilsener. This a well crafted beer that is a joy to drink with a very good price point. This is my second six pack and plan on buyig more foe the summer months. Serving type: bottle 05-27-2011

Bottle:   Straw with a golden hue, moderate carbonation, small sudsy white head, spotty lacing.   Soft sweet grassy nose.   Not as swet on the tongue, but remains grassy, moreso straw like.   Fairly clean, moderate body and mouthfeel.   Its a little mealy on the backside, but not much.   Clean finish.   Easy drinking, a little bit sweeter towards the back.   Very respectable, but could stand to be a tad bit sharper.   Otherwise, nice Pils.

The appearance of this beer is a clear yellow with a small white head, and the aroma smells like sweet bread yeast. The taste is slightly sweet and slightly sour, and the palate combines a thin body, slick texture, average carbonation, and an abrupt finish, which makes an unimpressive yet enjoyable beer.

Moving out of KS rate-a-poolza. 12oz bottle poured into a Big Eddy globe. Bottled on the 7th day of 2013. Best by 05/07. Purchased out of fridge in store.

I have had this many times in life, bottles, tap, whatever. Its not the pilsner I would usually drink but it is pretty damn cheap. Around town this is priced similarly to Coors Light, 6 packs are 6.99. IO like the price and I see who they are selling to but at the end its a better version of macro beer and that is all.

Bottle. Pours a clear golden color with white head. Pils, straw, hay, slight noble hop aromas. Clean, straw, pils, noble hop flavors. Nice pilsner.

Nearly clear gold with a small white head. Scent is malt...dough. Taste is softly doughy...grainy. Not so good.

Pours a nice golden yellow with a thin frothy white head. Thin bodied, crisp with nice carbonation. Light malt and grainy presence upfront with nice floral hop notes and undertones of grassy hops. Finishes crisp and clean with a slight bitterness.