Penn Pilsner

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

Serve in Lager glass

Bottle. A light, hazy copper pour with a small off-white head. Some caramel, sweet malts and corn in the grainy aroma. Medium to thin-bodied. Nicely balanced. Some grain, corn and caramel are present in the taste. A good beer when had with a meal. Not so good when the beer is the primary focus.

Bottle. Copper colored, with small white head. Aroma is malty and grainy. Flavor is similar, with bitterness in the middle. Grassy aftertaste. Finish is semi-crisp, but has too much caramel. Otherwise, fairly decent.

Pretty malty, with a dark golden color, grassy flavor, poured with a large head, not really my favorite style, but overall a solid brew.

Soft and mildly grainy aroma with some herbal hops. Brilliantly clear golden body is topped by a decent white head that recedes rapidly to ring. Sweet malt flavour has some notes of corn, and herbal hops with light finishing bitterness. Sampled on the PA trip 2005.

Clear marigold orange with no head. Sweet grass aroma. Musty thin flavor. Plain clear finish.

Bottle shared courtesy of fatty. Poured a clear golden color with a small sized white head. Musty grassy aroma and tastes with breadiness to it. Thin and watery body.

Thanks to Fatty for this. Pours a light golden with almost no head. Aroma of tea and lighter malts. A slightly roasty malt and pilsner flavor.

Poured a golden color with a thin, white head that left sparce lacing on the glass. Aroma of grassy, stale hops, some dough and faint citrus. Taste was muddy, grass that had been walked over. Tasted very dirty, though smelled slightly better.