Left Hand Polestar Pilsner

Brewed by Left Hand Brewing Co.
Style: Pilsener
Longmont, Colorado USA

Jesus this beer stinks. I mean it really smells bad. Taste far better than it taste but that’s not saying much.Drinkable once but no more than once.

Clear 18 carat gold color with a nice white head that soon becomes very thin and uneven. Nice lacing. Hoppy honey aroma with some bread. A tart bitter flavor with some honey sweetness. Some grass. This is a dry beer with a dry bitter well hopped aftertaste.

pretty tasty...some bready notes to it with a well balanced bitterness. flavorful and clean.

A 12oz bottle, I was not looking for a made on date. I drank this beer out of the bottle so I can’t speak on the apperance or smell. The taste is crisp and dry with a mild hops and slight blueberry after taste.

Clear golden pour with a medium foamy head. Aroma of citrus and grassy malt. Light malt and fruit flavors, with a touch of hops shining through. Bubbly and refreshing. Not bad.

Bottle. Actually, a pretty decent pilsener that a friend brought to a byob place. A little grassy/bready with a clean bitterness. Som citrus. Overally, quite nice and clean.

Large frothy white head of medium sized bubbles. Excellent carbonation. Nice grassy and cereal aroma with a bit of hops, lemon and some bready malts. Crystal clear bright gold. Light crisp and dry flavor with a decent bitterness. More lemon and some straw. Finishes dry and pasty with a bit of lingering herbal hops. A decent pilsner.

Straw gold lasting fluffy head. Aroma of bread and grass with a little sweetness. The flavor is that of mild sweet bread, grass, floral and peppery hops. Crisp and dry finish. Very drinkable in the hot weather that has been going on here in Seattle recently.