ratman197 (2024), Arvada, Colorado, USA Apr 4, 2008 Bottle poured a clear gold with a small lingering white head. Aromas of straw, bread dough, spice and a light hint of citrus. Palate was light bodied and crisp. Flavors of straw and light spice with a crisp lightly bitter finish. porterhouse (826), Alna, Maine, USA Mar 15, 2008 (500 ml bottle (bottled on "70 10") from Julio’s Liquors) Pours clear very pale yellow with a tall, kind of stiff and foamy white head. Aroma of some honey, some pine, maybe a little bread and a light trace of skunk. Mouthfeel is fairly smooth, dryish, pretty hefty for the style. Broken, patchy lacing. Flavor is mild honeyish malt with a bit of sourdough bread and a light piney bitter bite overlaying. Nothing great but a pretty good example of the style - no surprises. Magic_dave6 (3211), Glasgow, Scotland Feb 10, 2008 Bottle from Bon accord. Aroma is a nice grassy pale malt pilsner, hints of peppery spice too. Taste though has pale malts with this annoying bitterness, metallic flavour really bothers me. Would be a great beer without that. wastl (113), Germany Dec 2, 2007 Bottle. Clear yellow colour, almost no head. Hoppy aroma. Notes of citrus, no malt, finish of short duration. Nothing exceptional. DeadGuyFrank (300), http://westchesterbeer.com, USA Sep 15, 2007 Updated: Nov 14, 2007Pilsners are so common that I believe most beer lovers do not really remember them. I found this idea very true until my friend and I participated in a blnd tasting....we love this pilsner - subtle spiciness, grass, and a refreshment that beers of this style are supposed to give your palate.
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