Aldergrove Czecko Pilsener Style Lager

Brewed by Steffans Aldergrove Brewery
Style: Pilsener
Marysville, Washington USA

12 oz Bottle - I have heard of there being quite a bit of variation in this brew, but from the single bottle I sampled it was truely a phenomenal lager - easily the best I have ever had the opportunity to sample. Deep, rich pilsner malt backbone that was lightly biscuity with a great grainy profile. Very light citrus notes and a grasyy component. Amazing drink.

Bottle courtesy of riversideAK. Pours gold with a nice white head. Smells of citrus, dry pilsner malt, light spice, some grassy hints. Tastes of biscuits, pepper, a hint of dry malt, spice, some floral hints. Nice!

12 ounce bottle from Bottleworks in Seattle, WA--Poured a Hazy straw-orange body with a nice blanketing frothy white head. Cold, spicy, chill nose. Bright carbonic mouthfeel. Sparkling, crisp, malt body. Very refreshing and deserving of the "Pils" name. Loved it!

Picked up a single 12-oz bottle from Bottleworks in Seattle, Washington. Pours a semi-clear golden pale brew with a decent white head that has good retention and lacing. Aroma of sweet multi-grain malt, some light pear fruit and grassy hops. Taste is light to medium bodied, lightly carbonated and a sweet multi-grain cereal with a touch of herbs. Finish has a mild bitterness that quickly finished clean. A nice balanced pilsener.

Bottle Pours a very light, almost clear fizzy straw color. Huge pure white head, probly from pouring rather roughly. Prominant pilsner and slight light malt aroma. Clean bright pale malty flavor. For the style, I like it. Finishes very quick and clean. Slightly bitter and light grain and corn notes as well. Pleasantly surprised.

12-oz. Pours a mild straw color with a comically towering platinum blonde sudsy head. Light rising carb. Hay and grass on the nose. Crisp clean attack; light body, medium carb. Saaz-y, mild, slightly tangy palate. Not much going on, but it’s a pils. Clean, drinkable, well-made; good warm weather beer. Granted, it’s November, but that’s my problem, not theirs.

Botttle. Pours dark gold with a fluffy, lacy white head that diminishes quickly. Sweet, biscuit and Saaz aroma. Light body, fine carbonation tending to the light side of things. Bready taste. Slight sourness on the exit.

Thanks to Skyview for sharing. Pours a lightly hazy dark golden color with a nice white head. Nice biscuity sweet malt on the nosewith a hint of earthy funk. Nice carbonated feel, with a hint of almost sweet citric acidity and biscuity like sweetness. A little watery, but a nice profile nonetheless.