Vital Statistics
Type: German Pilsner
Release: Year Round
ABV: 5%
Bitterness: 38 IBU
Original Gravity: 1.05 / 12.4° plato
From the brewer
Pilsner, the world’s most popular style of beer, was invented in Czech Bohemia, perfected in Germany, and turned into flavorless mass-market fizz in America. In 1842, a Bavarian monk smuggled lager yeast from Munich to the Bohemian town of Pilsn where they used the yeast with British pale malt, crafting a beer golden in color. Chuckanut pilsner is truly mouthwatering, deeply satisfying, and refreshing! GABF Gold & Bronze medal winner!
Average Scores
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Every time I have a pilsner craving, I am always disappointed and head back to stouts. This beer on the other hand made me glad I got a pilsner.
Slightly fruity malt lead, transforming into a nice saaz finish, a bit of lingeringing bitterness. Cereal flavors on the finish.
This starts out bitter, but fades into a full bready flavor only slightly bitter. It doesn't have the extreme clarity of a Czech pilsner.
Just about ideal German-style pilsner. Good cereal, slight grass, nice tang. Effervescent. Still as good as I remember!
