Left Hand Polestar Pilsner

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

yellow pour with a thin white head. slight hop scent on the nose. surprisingly thick and a dull grassy flavor...it is what it is...

Gold pour. Fresh aroma, little grain. Sweet taste for a pilsner. Tingles over the tongue upfront and finishes with a refreshing sweetness.

Clear straw-colored pour with a small white head that dissipates quickly leaving spotty lace. Not much going on in the aroma - light grainy malt and that’s about it. Crisp flavor consisting of grainy maltiness and very little noble hop flavor. Light body with medium low carbonation. Would love to have more hop bitterness in this one. Pretty bland.

Pours a golden color with a white head. Light aroma with some grassy tones and a hint of some floral hops. Light flavor as well which is similar to the aroma. Not much on the finish.

Has a clear bright light gold yellow pour with a white one finger or more head, some effervescence, leaves some nice lacing on the glass, aromas of light bread, pilsner malt, grain, not much hops aroma, a little malt sweetness, flavor of grain, faint bread and some sweetness, a touch of lemon like crispness(?) and a little less than medium bite at the finish with a crisp dryness, has a bitter-sour after taste, mouth feel is less than medium with some creaminess, this beer may be a little under rated, I had this beer with some Limburger Cheese, very nice!

On tap at Buckeye Beer Engine. Clear gold in color with a big white head. Super malty aroma with lager yeast and the slightest hint of hop. Malty and lagery flavor with a crisp finish that is more hoppy than expected.

Grassy hop aromas, bready. Pours light blonde with a white head. Crisp flavor, malty with grassy hops and a solid bitterness. This is a great pilsner.

Generally not a huge pilsner drinker, but this is nice. Fairly thin, but it’s got a crispness to it with a bit of hop in the finish. Good for a hot afternoon.