Cleveland ChopHouse Bohemian Pilsener

Brewed by ChopHouse & Brewery Cleveland (owned by Rock Bottom)
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Cleveland, Ohio USA

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Poured a clear gold with a small lingering white head. Aromas of bread dough, light straw and a hint of earthy hops. Palate was light bodied and crisp with a dry finish. Flavors of straw, bread, light earthy hops and a hint of citrus with a crisp dry finish.

Draft at GABF. Guess I had a better batch than most others? Pours an attractive deep gold with a fluffy white head. Very bright. Nose is soft and spicy with some sweet pils malt. On tasting, super clean and crisp. Good level of bitterness and a nice spicy hop flavor that works well against the counterpoint of the sweet and round pilsner malt. Really good stuff.

Tap at the brewery. Pale straw coloured pour. Grassy and dusty malts. Softly herbal and a little bit floral. Crackery malts. It’s underhopped but at least it’s clean.

Tap @ the ChopHouse - nice hope profile and caramel malts. Finishes dry and astringent that sits on the tongue.

On tap at the District ChopHouse in Cleveland on our way to RBSG. Pours a crlear yellow with a medium sized white head. Crisp light grain on the nose. Lightly sweet, crackers and grain. Medium bodied. Crisp grainy finish with some faint vegetal hints.

Draught at the restaurant. Pours a clear golden with a light effervesence, crowned by a thin hwite head that leaves a big film of lacing. Aroma is light malt sweetness with some grassy notes. Flavor is light, a bit spicy, fresh, not bad. Nice carbonated mouth feel.

Not a big fan of pilsners, but this is one of the better ones I’ve had on tap at cleveland chop house.

From the Jug at the GABF, Colorado Convention Center 13/10/2007 Hop aroma. Some carbonation. Clear golden coloured and hoppy with a crisp and pale malt finish.

Tap at the brewpub - clear gold appearance with a short-lived head - smells of honey and spicy european hops - slight metallic character in the aroma - quite a grainy flavor, with some odd mineral qualities that keep it from being clean like a good pils should be - the malt seems bready and almost british at times - a touch of lemon and other light fruitiness - a bit confusing.

Draft sample at brewpub. Poured a clear pale color with a moderate fizzy white head that was mostly lasting with good lacing. moderate sour citrus hop aroma. Light to medium body with soft carbonation. Medium sweet flavor with a medium sweet finish of moderate duration. Soft drinkable brew.