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Brooklyn Pilsner 3.1 495

Brooklyn Pilsner

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bottled
common

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4953.1/5.03.1/5.05%89Flute, Footed Pilsner
Commercial Description:
Brooklyn Pilsner is a refreshing golden lager beer, brewed in the style favored by New York’s pre-Prohibition brewers. In the 1840’s, the pilsner style emerged from central Europe to become the world’s most popular style of beer. Like its ancesters, Brooklyn Pilsner is traditionally brewed from the finest European two-row barley malts. German-grown Perle and Hallertauer hops provide a crisp, snappy bitterness and fresh, floral aroma. We ferment Brooklyn Pilsner at cool temperatures and then give it a long, gentle maturation (lagering), which results in a beer of superior complexity and smoothness.
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 Cole (320), , Alberta, Canada
2.2 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
5/103/54/102/58/20
Nov 12, 2009  
Pours deep amber with a tall white head. Arome is very malty with a hint of Sazz aroma. Flavour is very fresh, but still a bit too malty for a pilsner. Not a bad beer but a poor pilsner in my opinion.


 TheHulk (156), Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
3.1 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
4/102/56/103/516/20
Nov 8, 2009  
Very pleasant malt aroma but it could be a lot stronger. Pilsners are always pretty sad looking but this one is fairly dark and looks like it’s sun-tanned somehow. The malt flavour also has that slow burnt aroma and taste going on, its nice and slow. Hops come on quite strongly at the end, could use just a few more % to match ;) Drinking this reminds me of sitting down in the shade after a hot, dry, dusty day of intense sweating labour and drinking your first sip of I’m done working for today beer. It even has the sun burnt aroma.


Fissell (7), Somerville, USA
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2.4 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
4/102/55/103/510/20
Oct 25, 2009  
A light pilsner that leaves you wanting for something of more substance. Thin, watery lacing that drains into a very light amber hue that is reminiscent of of any light lager from a macro-brewery. Aroma is one of chemically altered hops and the bitter swallow can be a bit skunky.


 mnurda (439), Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
3.2 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
6/103/56/103/514/20
Oct 14, 2009  
Bottled sample this past agusts on trip to NYC. Goldeny in colour. Great carbonation. Nice cirtus and lemon flavour. Super beer.


 jbye4334 (719), Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
3 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
6/104/55/104/511/20
Oct 14, 2009  
(bottle from j12601). Clear golden/orange color. Medium off white head. Light grain and citrus aroma and flavor. Avg duration. Slightly dry finish. Thin texture. Moderate carbonation. Spare lacing.


 zdk (324), New York, USA
3.4 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
6/103/57/103/515/20
Sep 30, 2009  
Bottle: I was surprised how good this was. Nice spicy, floral notes. Nice and refreshing. It went very well with the food I was having (vegetarian fare at a restaurant near Washington Square park, manhattan). While I’m sure there are better pils out there, I haven’t had one yet.


jodah52 (66), Michigan, USA
3.6 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
8/104/55/104/515/20
Sep 25, 2009  
Got something on tap they called ’Brooklyn special pilsner,’ so not sure if it’s the same. The aforementioned, however, is very impressive. A lager with mild but distinct characters of a British extra special bitter. IMHO, the best pilsner I’ve had.


 williamherbert (475), Syracuse, New York, USA
2.4 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
5/104/54/103/58/20
Sep 2, 2009  
Bright hazy yellow look. Minimal lace. Actually looks more like a Belgian white than anything. Bright and sunny. The smell is spicy, bitter beechwood/noble hops. The malt is of a sharp, bitter nature. Leafy, woodsy aroma. Hint of chlorine in the hops. The taste is flowery bitter hops, floating atop the lagery malt. A bit sharp in both the hop and the malt. Sharp, pilsnery taste (naturally). Actually becomes more like a light (Bud) lager as it warms. Feels creamy at first but finishes clearn. Watery and thin, though bubbly on the swallow. Reveals itself as a lesser brew as it warms. A bitter lager that is decent but disappointing.



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