Bitterly pungent puffy white-headed mild body lacking expected ‘tropical’ fruitiness. Fizzy hops streamline sweet barley tones to soapy finish.
Tag Archives: light pilsner
STONEY’S LIGHT PILSNER
ALMAZA PILSENER
HARPOON PILSNER
Tannic cranberry tartness and tangy apple-peach fruiting provide up-front thrust. Easy and smooth on the tongue without interrupting full-bodied bite, as maple-sweetened malts and casual sharp-hopped spicing form core. Robust and adventurous for pilsner class, leaving pleasant (if not truly distinct) dry finish that could be mistaken for fine red ale.
MAES PILS
Fair pale-toned bubbly-headed German-styled Belgian pilsner with unassuming corn-soured aroma, dry metallic mouthfeel and buttered biscuit cereal graining. Subtle lemon-laced mist provide easy drinkin’ flow for weak, metallic light-bodied Belgian. Insufficiently thin malt backbone strictly for lightweights.








