Pours a classic straw with a white head and excellent lacing. Aroma of cloves, sulfur, biscuits, and some fruity esters. Light body. Not much in the taste department. Thin, grainy, with some spice and short bitterness. Lacking the complexity of the better known pilseners.

Bottle. Another pils that I will not be trying again. Gold pour, white head. Aroma is malty, grainy and some hops. In all reality this is better than most Amercian pils...but I just don’t like the style. Flavor is malty and grainy with a half decent hit of hops.

Pours a medium gold with a thick white head. Mild aroma of sweet malt and hops. Crisp clean taste of sweet malt and mild hops. A really good pils.

Draft pour at some dive bar in Brooklyn. Nice aroma, bright yellow color, virtually no taste. As a huge fan of Brooklyn’s lager and Brown, and a fan of pilsners, this was a huge disappointment.

Pours a nice, clear straw color with a finger of head that becomes nice lacing when it dissipates. Nose is slightly spicy of hops. There is a mild sweetness up front followed by a satisfying bitterness that you’d expect out of a pilsner. Body is pretty thin, but that’s acceptable fo thos type of beer. It is a typical pilsner with more flavor and another strong offering from the folks at Brooklyn.