Pizzeria Uno 32 Inning Ale

Brewed by Pizzeria Uno Chicago Grill & Brewery
Style: Pilsener
Metuchen, New Jersey USA

Pours gold with a white head. Smells of sweet malt and appley. Tastes sweet and crisp with an earthy finish.

Deep gold with gooey head and lace. Very lemony aroma. Cloying malt with a hint of funk. Full body for a pils but fizzy. Nice refreshing beer easy to drink.

The waitress described this beer as being much like a Heinekein but to me it had a stronger flavor and was pretty good, but nothing special. Tasted like a commercial beer, but more fresh - makes sense. Very small white head/amber yellow pour.

Second beer of the night that I tried at Uno. Nice flavor for a summertime blonde ale, but wait.........it’s supposed to be a pilsener? I guess it tastes like a pilsener? Had a slightly buttery, yet clean, texture and was leaning more towards the doughy, malty flavor of a traditional Czech pilsener than the more hoppy styles to be had near the German coast. Golden coloring with a small white head. Tough to get much head when Uno freezes the glasses before serving, but the carbonation was still towards the stronger side and I have no complaints about that. The mouthfeel was nice and the aftertaste was nil. A decent offering that compliments greasy deep dish pizza well.

sampled at the brewpub. very light clear straw color. Butter/vanilla notes in the aroma, along with some grain. Taste is lightly buttery, vanilla, diacetyl but not completely overwhelming, grainy, clean watery finish.

Did they use ale yeast when they call it a Bohemian Pilsner? Pours golden with white head. Pale malt and pilsneresque lager aroma. Flavor is bread like, with hints of pils malt, grass, and hay. Crisp hoppy finish, but the soapines is a bit overwhelming.

Not sure why this is called an ale if it is classified under a pils- maybe it is an ale brewed with a lager yeast or some sort of german ale yeast at warmer temps? Either way- it tastes mostly like a pils so thats what Ill go with. Pours a clear gold with a nice white head similar to the blonde ale. Aroma is lightly corn and dms, with more of a skew towards light herbal and spicy hops, with no estery profile like the blonde had. Flavor is a bit cleaner than the blonde and more crisp with more hop character- and a nice bready pils malt backbone. Very clean and crisp finish. Nice beer, but lacks that deep smoothness and fuller body that many great pils’ have.

on tap-pours a rich, creamy light tan head that laces. Color is yellow with effervescence. Aroma is grain. Taste is grain, secondary hops with a bite. Good carbonation.