Submitted by Left Hand Brewing on Mon, 12/08/2008 - 6:19pm
Brewed By:
Left Hand Brewing
Self-Defined Style:
Pilsner Lager A brilliant, refreshing lager; hand-crafted using traditional methods and ingredients. A zesty, German-style pilsner with a dry, crisp finish.
Best With:
Great with spicy, strong flavored food, as well as dishes with lots of fresh herbs or garlic. Awards:
GABF Gold (1998), "By bar one of the best and most drinkable lagers in the US today" Beer Advocate
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Comments
Nice Pilz
This craft pilz can hang in the summer like Jeff Spicoli. Flavorful yet a light mouthfeel. Personally for my taste, a perfect balance of a touch of North American hops with the normal crisp nature of a German pilz. Great session beer. Bring some Old Bay seasoned shrimp or chicken and two sixers for yourself and have a great afternoon.
smooth session
Appearance:straw color
Aroma:light hint of malt sweetness
Flavor: very light
Mouthfeel: crisp and dry
Overall Impression: It was okay...I would slam a sixer!!!
Comments:
it is a smooth introduction to a crafty beer. a little bit more malt than your average Macro beer. I usually like a more hoppy beer, but i would try again!!