Iron Hill Bohemian Pilsner

Brewed by Iron Hill Lancaster
Style: Czech Pilsner/Světlý
Lancaster, Pennsylvania USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Flute, Footed Pilsner

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On tap at th3 lancaster pub. Looks like pale lager. Nice clean fresh aroma, very attractive to the olfactory. Thin head. Yes, does not have an overthe top bitter attack like so many pilsner wannah bees. Freah easy and fun. Goes down easy, one of the more enjoyable beers at iron hill lancaster. Easily a lager lovers friend. Slight fruity backbone., Good overall beer drinking experience.

Had this several times at Phoenixville location. Pours hazy straw colored with nose of noble hops, acidic malt, tart fruit. Tastes tart, hoppy, citric, with a crisp and tart finish. A solid BP.

Grassy lemon nose with just a touch of green apple. Taste is fairly dry, some nice cracker malt, a touch of honey, lots of grass and lemon.

Draught in Newark. Pale golden pour, good strong bitterness, diesel aromatics of grass and flowers, soft-bodied and smooth, a touch too sweet but still worthy of ten pints.

On draft at the Newark location. Full golden to straw color, nice carbonation bubbles on steady rise/display. The aroma was grainy, cereal, bready, grassy, sweet. The flavor followed, too much malty sweetness for a pilsner, but enjoyable. There were fruity berry type notes in this too, not quite as clean as desirable. Mouthfeel was full body with good carbonation, slightly sticky afterwards.

Growler at Shenandoah Throwdown 2010. Pours a nice clear deep golden with a long lasting fluffy sticky white head. Aroma is fresh big saaz hoppiness, greenl grassy light spicy, sappy light pin and slight fruity hints over big full biscuity and bready pils malts, very fresh. Flavor is more toast, biscuit, pils malt, bready, almost a green melon with spicy saaz hops, sweet bread and carapils with a clean snappy bracing bitter finsih. Nice!

on tap. nice golden yellow pilsner. hops but not to bitter. crisp and refreshing. a little light but true to style. well made.

From a growler shared by Dickinsonbeer. Thanks Paul. Poured golden orange with a small white head. Pretty hoppy, citrus, bread. Nice dry finish. Very good.

Served on draft at the brewpub. Pours a clear golden color with a medium head. Good head retention and lacing. Aroma of bready malts, caramel and light fruity notes. The taste is fruity with notes of berry and a light bitterness. Medium bodied.

Shenandoah Throwdown, growler, thanks Dickinsonbeer. Crystal clear apple juice body topped by medium white head. Aroma is medium sweet, apple, bread, spicy. Taste is medium sweet, spicy, grass, some bread, grapefruit. Light body, some crispness, acidity.