Left Hand Polestar Pilsner

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

Clear golden color, moderate head with minor lacing. Aroma of Saaz and Grass, Very drinkable and smooth, especialy if you are a fan of Saaz hops. I loved it.

Blah! What a sublime pilsener. Pour was a light gold with no head and no bubbles. Aroma was almost nothing. I blew my nose and tried again...nothing; so it’s not my allergies. Taste was a semi carbonated mix of corn, grain and grass. Nothing to remember.

Bottle from Papago. Pours golden clear color with a nice little pillowy white head, retention ok, fades to a thin covering after a while, lacing decent. The aroma was grass, bread, honey, grapes, floral notes. The flavor followed the aroma, very similar to what I remember the Konig Pilsner to be while in Germany. Body is light, moderate at best, perhaps even watery, yet this thing was just what I want in my pilsners (although, admitedly, I don’t often want a pilsner). Nice, job, LH!

Aroma:light grany malt flavor... Appearance:clear yellow,huge cream head... Flavor:light grainy malt,light pilsen hops...

Not that good, but noticeably better than some other pilseners and pale lagers. No hop flavor, but it had the typical light grassy and mildly bitter finish of most pilseners. Drinkable.

Pretty good beer. Some head and some lace. Well carbonated, maybe even a bit too much. light gold color. Detected a hint of elemental sulfur in the nose. Long bitter finish. Even a touch of citric acid at the bitter end. Still... a drinkable beer. Had this at the Bodega Brew Pub, La Crosse, WI USA

NorCal tasting Jul 07 - I found this beer to be incredibly quenching and for a pilsner, it’s quite the tasty one. Aroma is clearly Saaz hops with a grassy character that just makes the mouth water. A nice malt presence also helps this beer too. Appearance is golden yellow with a nice one finger head without much staying power. Flavor is classic pilsner. A nice hop smack on the tounge, crisp, refreshing with a flicker of bitterness as it goes down and then it’s gone. Very nice.

I hate this beer! Boring crappy typical yellow mildly cloudy thin expletive ale. Absolutely boring and predictable, it pains me to think that craft artisans need to produce beers like this. Also, makes me sneeze, since I have some weird allergy to bad beers... the worst!