Fitgers Park Point Pilsner

Brewed by Fitgers Brewhouse
Style: Pilsener
Duluth, Minnesota USA

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Tap at 2012 St. Paul Summer Beer Fest. Pours golden with a small white head. Aroma is light hops and fruity notes. Flavor is cereal malt, light, grassy hops, esters, and fruity. Light body with medium carbonation. Decent Pils.

On tap at SPSBF. Pours a clear gold with a wthie head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has a good amount of sweet grains with a bit of earth grass and lager yeast. Flavor also has a good amount of sweet grains and a bit of lager yeast.

GABF 2010. Pours a golden clear with a nice white head - good lace. Aroma is spicy peppery hops, light phenol, good herbal hops as well and nice fresh pils malt. Flavor is more peppery spicy saaz hops, floral as well, light toast, biscuit and fresh bready pils malt, light fruity flavor as it warms a bit. Pretty good.

Sampled on draught at the Fitger’s Brewhouse in Duluth, MN. Pours a clear light pale golden brew with a fast dissolving white head that leaves behind very little trace of head or lacing. Aroma of light bread-like malt and just barely some grassy hops. Taste is light bodied, plenty of carbonation, some light grittiness with a light bread and herb flavor. Finish has a dry bitterness, a little watery with a light bread aftertaste.

Pours a clear gold, lots of effervesence, with the size of the head dependant upon how aggressive the pour was. As I was in a hurry to drink this, the head is about an inch and a half, nearly white and soap-sudsy-like foam. Good head retention and even lacing. Smooth cereal malt in the aroma with nice grassy spicy hops. The flavor is very similar to the aroma, a drier biscuity cereal malt with very nice tart Noble hopping. The hop flavor is grassy and spicy, and leaves a near-citrus bitterness in the finish. Also in the finish, there is a subtle lemony fruit flavor, ever so slightly sweetened.

On-tap at the brewpub: Light golden hay with a big starchy topping of white foam that slipped away fairly quickly to its always present collar and skim. Lacing is adequately placed across the glass in lots of spots and connected strings of said dots. Aroma is of the Pils malt with a slight soft breadyness thats dry and mixing lightly with some grassy Noble-like hops giving a split of herbalness. Taste is pretty solid. Slick and crunchy quick with a nice rounded snap of toned pale bready flavors and quick to wet with a slightly drying finish of leftover bread crusts and a herbal grassy hops. A bit of a citric pinch squeezes out some bittering touches among its grassy edging. Feel is about medium with a very nice snappy little grab at the front that yields to the malts and slows for the hops in the finish. Quite crisp, slightly dry, and altogether, very drinkable. A solid, sessionable Pils!

Slightly hazy, orange tinged golden pour, with a thin crisp white head, that hangs on with good lacing. Decent fruit malt aroma. Estery bright complex, with a background of sour fruit. Aged malt and good Saaz hops.. A good sugary finish, with a light smack of the hops coming through.

Gold color with little head. Dusty aroma and taste with a dry finish. A plain pils.

Gold Coloring. Very Thin Head. Some Hops Here. Very Smooth. Easy To Drink. Not a Distinguished Pilsner.