 TheEpeeist (1430), Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, USA
May 19, 2009 On tap at the Grey Lodge. Clear straw with a brief white head. Nose is dough, honey and a touch of lemon zest. Crisp, almost creamy, with a slight tingle. Taste is bready, citrus peel and lime. Dry finish with grass and a green peppercorn bite. Wonderful session stuff.
jredmond (1015), New Jersey, USA
May 8, 2009 Sampled on draft at Blind Tiger months and months ago. I think last summer.Pours a slightly hazy yellow body. It had a slight hop and bread aroma and flavor was refreshing and drinkable.
biznizness (930), Mooresville, North Carolina, USA
Apr 4, 2009 Bach party. Draft at the brewpub. Another great lager from Victory. What more do you need to know? I was downing these things left and right last weekend.
keepersj12 (774), Sicklerville, New Jersey, USA
Mar 3, 2009 A fine example of a pilsner. Nice aroma and flavor. Not overpowering in the least. Good balance. Well done
sheatripper (863), Brooklyn, New York, USA
Feb 17, 2009 Draught, either at Barcade or Bar Great Harry (these are old notes). Clear amber/gold with a frothy off-white head. Floral and citrusy nose. Cereal and biscuity malts, lightly sweet, finishing crisp and citrusy. Nice citrusy zing going on. Generously hopped, leaving a slight resin on the aftertaste. Nicely done.
jeff789 (360), Pennsylvania, USA
Feb 12, 2009 Decent pils... Pours a bit cloudy as expected... Aroma is doughy... Very easy drinking with a bit of a biting hops on your tongue finish.. Ok Pils, not their best varietal by far...
obxdude10 (1547), Pottstown, Pennsylvania, USA
Jan 29, 2009 This offering ranks right up there with the best Pils I’ve tasted in a long while. It beats the Sly Fox Charles Bridge I just tasted a week or so ago. But it doesn’t quite stack up to DFH’s Prescription Pils. But this is damn good. This beer is crisp, refreshing, hoppy and satisfying. It pours a clear and transparent golden color with a generous white head. The aroma is very crisp and dry, with notes of earth, flowers and bread. The body is just perfect for a pils-style; not too heavy but certainly not light at all. It’s just right for that perfect session of drinking with friends amoung a game of pool or poker. The flavors and body are very drinkable, with notes of bread, yeast, earth, flowery hops and light toast. The balance is impeccable and enjoyable. This is one damn fine pils!
CharlesDarwin (1824), Point Judith, Rhode Island, USA
Jan 20, 2009 On tap at Zeno’s Pub - State College, PA. A crystal clear pale, pale golden color, with a soapy white rim. Interesting aroma. Definite yeast, light and some strong pils malt backing. Not a lot of intensity. Flavor is good. Solid crispy pils sugars, with a nip of intriguing alcohol and some a good handful of grassy hops. Balanced and bright. Not a complex example, but it’s a really solid malt and hop beer, with minimal light yeast backing in bread and toast. Fresh and drinkable. This would rock my May afternoons. As this warms, the snappiness and freshness of the hop juice really plays out. Rich hop oils wrap this beer up. Let’s go four!
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