Penn Pilsner

Brewed by Pennsylvania Brewing Company
Style: Vienna
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania USA

Serve in Lager glass

Beer of the month club. Thought this was really good. Not as crisp as I would have expected, but the smoothness and light sweetness make up for it. Nice brew.

Pours a clear gold color with a small white head. Has all the familiar smells of a vienna or pilsner. Some light citrus and cinnamon notes, with some crisp grain as well. The flavor was light and easy drinkiing. A good dose of sweetness to the flavor which was a little unusual. Decent at its very best, could drink a couple on a hot day, but not their best offering by any means.

why do people drink pilsners. this i suppose is a midgrade pils. but they all taste bad. stale. they dont feel good in your mouth. just nasty. stupid variety packs.

BOM for january. pours is a yellow-orange with a small white head, good lacing. smell is straw, earth, light hops, some citrus, some floral, some malts. taste is grass, malt, yeast, some caramel, ends a little bitter which i like. overall not bad at all.

clear copper with white head, the aroma is fresh hops mixed with caramel accent. it has a malt profile that is unique to munich malt; the mouthfeel is roasty and slightly sweet. just enough hoppiness to balance the brew.

Pours a light amber color with an off-white head. Aroma is pretty light of grass, floral hops, and sweet malts. Flavor is mostly malts. Caramel malts dominate with grass and a finish of floral hops. Not that good.

Strawberry blonde, clean-looking, two fingers of soapy head. Light oaty smell with some hop funk, underlying fruit sweetness in nose. Starts dry, with bready malts, good bitterness with a slightly industrial quality -- very metallic finish. Very authentically German. Vienna? I don’t know about that.

bottle- sweet, not as crisp or hoppy as I like my pilsners, and not the best example of the style. Eh.