Victory Prima Pils

Brewed by Victory Brewing Company
Style: Pilsener
Downingtown, Pennsylvania USA

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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For a pilsner not to bad, not an american standard by no means. Lightly ciitrusly flavor , see through glass(w/ the beer in it). Very decent beer from Victory, but not my woman.

I guess this is what they call ’a good session beer.’ Light and drinkable, without being dull or skunky. A little more hop flavor, and lots more character, than the macro-brews it otherwise resembles, which makes it a good, not-too-threatening way to introduce your Bud-drinking buddies to ’good’ beer.

clear and orangish yellow beer with a white head. fresh aroma of straw, citrus, lager yeast, and grass. Clean and mostly unoffensive straw and grassy flavors but with slightly fuelish lager yeast undertones and hops that are somewhat muddled. Crisp ending but lasting semi-bitter lager fuel aftertaste

Very good for a pilsener. Golden, light foamy head etc. Just like you’d want and expect from a pilsener. At first the flavor is very, very bitter. Then it eases up and gains complexity. Light and refreshing. I usually drink heavy, dark beers, and drinking this cold on a hot day is a good way to enjoy it.

A classic style revisited. Very clean, fresh and rounded pilsen. Grass aroma. Taste: fresh bread, medium bitter finish.

Very good pils, if you are looking for one. I bought this six pack at Thorpes in RI. Will get again if I ever am in need of something refreshing.

Nice mouth feel but weak flavor and little lasting malt flavor. Generally fresh but uninteresting ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

This is absolutely one of my favorite beers. Well done Victory! The color is golden with a touch of haze with a thick white head. The nose is slightly floral with some grass. The taste is incredible! Crisp, clean, medium hops, refreshing, great on a summer day or any day for that matter. A must try for all.

WOW WOW WOW.... When every brewery is creating the over-the top-hop/alcohol-monster-uber-bohemian pilsner which has recently become en vogue, Victory is churning out an exceptionally well balanced retort. Pours crystal clear straw and absolutely stinks of noble hops (stinks is a good thing here). A nice bitterness whcih paired with the efervescent qualities of the beer becomes almost caustic but is quickely chased away by the floral and spicier notes of the hops. However, the malt is enough to keep ones feet firmly grounded. Full but CRISP on the palate (Something that should be pointed out is frequently lost on the bigger takes on this style). All in all a fantastic effort.

Bottled. Poured a clear golden color with minimal head. Malty aroma almost sweet. Has a fairly rich and hoppy flavor with a long finish.