Left Hand Polestar Pilsner

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

The 12 ounce bottle poured a sparklingly clear golden colored beverage with a small fizzy head that was mostly diminishing and left only a little lacing on the glass. The aroma was not what I was expecting. There were earthy malt tones accompanied by a hint of licorice and floral hops. The body was medium-light with lively carbonation and a thin, watery texture. The flavor starts off lightly bitter and stays that way through the medium length finish.

Pale yellow with a big fluffy and lasting head. Faint malt aroma. Very sharp, with flavors of grain and hops.

Bottle Cold Electro Lounge. Sublte aroma light malt and very light hops, nice clear goldnen color with a wihte head. Nice taste of pilsner grains, with good bitter hops added tastes quite nice, and could be easily quaffed.

Bottle. Hazed gold with a small white head. Nose is slightly grassy, light spicy hops, lemon, and lots of grains. Taste is more akin to an American wheat. Lots of citrus notes, grassy hops, grains and yeast with subtle spicy notes. Body is light-medium and crisp with a lingering bitterness. Finishes with more citrus notes, light grains, soft yeast notes and mild grass. Meh.....

NIce color with a decent head that disappeared quickly. First drink was very sharp and harsh but it calmed down towards the middle of the beer and became quite enjoyable. Towards the end it started to smell like cat piss though. Not sure how I gave a beer a 3 that I described as cat piss...

Fairly clear medium yellow with a quickly falling white head. Lemony hop aroma with a touch of sourness. Light sweetness that quickly develops a nice smooth dryness that goes into the finish. Not great but drinkable.

This has a pale yellow body and a thin head that rapidly turns into a bubbly film. I was concerned that I was in for a just another fizzy yellow beverage, but this was okay. The aroma is a light, bready malt with a goodly amount of floral/herbal hops. Nice effervescent body, tingly and peppery on the tongue. The entire combination comes together in the flavor with a solid, Pilsener strength hopping that leaves a crisp, bitter finish.

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Very good...pale color with some decent head. I popped the top and it cameout flowing. Nice Pilsener flavor with a little sweetness. Definitely not a bitter Pilsener. Good stuff...well crafted.