623. Banded Horn Brewing Pepperell Pilsner
Pilsner is a style the craft beer industry has not embraced. There are very few of them out there and even fewer that are worth drinking. Thankfully Ian from Banded Horn produced a great one that will be a mainstay at many family gatherings this summer.
Pepperell Pils pours a very pale yellow with a thin white head. Aroma is mild with a light grain and earth. Taste is excellent with a nice grassy start and slightly bitter finish. Light, crisp and extremely easy to drink.
Even if you do not normally enjoy the style please give this one a try.
Pros: Extremely drinkable
Cons:
Alcohol Content: 4.6% ABV
Calories: ???
IBU (Bitterness): 38
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Brewers Website: Banded Horn
Brewers Description: Unfiltered German Pilsener, or Keller Pils. Light and extremely drinkable. Malt is fresh and bready, with an aroma that only comes from a true lager. Hops are sharp, noble, and spicy, with a deep herbal touch. Dry, crisp, and hoppy. Perfect session beer.
Just tasted this beer (5-12-2017). Had to immediately text a friend in the upper mid West where pilsnors are appreciated and said to him that I found a pilsnor here in New England that is worth buying!
If you love pils check out this brewfest in South Portland on 7-15. Some of the best pilsners in the world all in one place https://www.facebook.com/events/272549613154771/