The Brew Kettle/TBK Production Works Lake BeErie Hoppy Pils

Brewed by The Brew Kettle/TBK Production Works
Style: Pilsener
Strongsville, Ohio USA

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Pours gold in color. Not much head or lacing. Aroma of citrus hops and hay. Taste is surprisingly hoppy for a pils, with lemon, sugar, and bitter hops. I can actually drink this pils and enjoy it.

This one poured a clear bright yellow color with a white head. Aroma was of light citrusy hops, and some grassy and crackers. Flavor was of crisp rice, floral and fruity hops, and a grainy finish. Not too shabby.

Nice surprise from Cheap. I enjoyed this pilsner, definite personality in this brew. A bit more hoppy for a pils (but I liked that taste). Clean, crisp taste. Thanks again to cheap!

Poured from a 12 ounce bottle. Notes of citrus rind, pilsner malts, some slight skunkiness. All in all this is a good citrusy summer pilsner.

12oz bottle courtesy of jstax. Cheers, Jeremy! Pours a clear orange-yellow with a white head. Nose is corn, some light malt, and some grassy hops. Flavor follows: grassy hops lead the way with light malt and mild sweetness behind. Light in body and ok overall; lingering hops in the finish.

Pours a clear light orange with a medium sized white head. Aroma of malts and light lemon. Flavor of dirt, light malt, and floral hops.

Pale golden color out of the bottle with a short lived white head. Light grain and lemon zest nose. Some raw grain flavors with a strong lemony taste and something metallic in the back. Long, green bitterness in the finish. Pretty standard craft pilsner.

Clear golden with a frothy white head. Aroma is light, with grainy malts, sweetness, and some earthy hops. A bit of floral comes in the flavor but mostly earthy hops and light grain. Not much going on here but not offensive at all. Would be a great tailgating beer.

Aroma: Hints of bread with banana on the very edges, but all faint Appearance: Clear gold with thick, white head and hints of effervescence Taste: Light bitterness straight through. Not unpleasant, but one dimensional Palate: Light body, watery texture, strong carbonation, long dry finish Overall: Meh...it’s a solid enough session beer, with a nice finish, but I’m not overwhelmed.

Mild aroma with hints of floral hops. Pours a clear light yellow with just a dusting of head. Mild taste, a touch of sweet malts, then floral and herbal hop notes come in. Very light on the palate and easy drinking. A decent session beer for the summer, and one that may help to introduce people to the world of craft beer.