Nose light pilsner malt, little grainy straw, light floral slight herbal hop, very light in general, as it warms a bit more pilsner malt, light corn, but still light
Pours a large fizzy foamy 1 finger head that fades at a med to quicker pace, mild to medium retention, little lacing, crystal clear straw light-yellow color No can date, but picked up at the brewery a few days ago Finish was pleasantly dry, very refreshing & very quaffable. The taste was more aligned to both style & expectations in that it had a pronounced bready biscuitiness from the malt with the hops less pronounced as CANpared to on the nose. Mouthfeel was medium, but not by a whole lot. Nose had a pleasant biscuity maltiness, but I was even more pleasantly surprised by the pronounced hop presence, giving it a grassy, hay-like quality. Color was Straw-Yellow (SRM = > 2, < 4) with NE-quality clarity, like liquid sunshine in my glass. This led to the formation of two-plus fingers of dense, foamy, rocky, bone-white head with excellent retention, taking forever to fall.
Hood/Tettnang Yeast: Kellerbier Lager Yeast Malts: 2-Row Pale/Carapils/ME 2-Row Pale/Pilsner/Vienna Aging Method: Stainless".įor this one, I pulled out my favorite Pilsner glass, Crack!ed open the vent & beCAN a slow, gentle C-Line Glug. Some stats, from their website: "Kettle Hops: Magnum/Mt. As a tribute to the civic leaders who preserved a park encircling Back Cove 100 years ago, we offer this crisp, easy drinking pilsner." "Never Filtered. It's easy enough to suss out Lagers, but there just do not seem to be enough Pilsners, IMHO.įrom the CAN: "Back Cove Pilsner" "The Back Cove tidal basin lies at the heart of our city and provides the most iconic view of the Portland skyline. The former because I seem to have a number of them, all ready to go & the latter because I simply CANnot get enough Pilsners. Today's little CANQuest (tm) adventure is going to CANsist of Goses & Pilsners.
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