Left Hand Polestar Pilsner

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

Tap - golden pour thin bright white head. Grassy sweet smell, some malt aromas almost no hop aroma. Sweet grainy flavor with some strong diacetyl notes. Oily mouthfeel. No hop bite flavor or crispness. Bad.

Bottle from Catskeller on the UC campus. Pours clear gold with a small white head. Aroma of hops, grains, grass, generic Euro skunk, and some light caramel notes. Generic Euro flavor, with hops, sweet malts, grain, grass, straw, and light caramel. Light bodied, plenty of bite from the active carbonation. Crisp, sweet, and bitter, with a sweet finish.

why brwewers play around with this style has my baffeled it is what it has always been poured a light yellow with a white head taste and smells of pale grainns and hops

golden pour with a small white head. standard plis aroma of sulfer. the taste starts out good but the finnish is bitter and matallic.

bottle. pours a clear golden yellow with little head. has a sweet, lemony, spicy aroma. has a bitter, metallic flavor. although does have a warm, spicy finsih.

Clear yellow pour with a white head. nice lacing. a bit dry for my palate. Had a wonky flavor. Will try again down the road. May have gotten a bad one.

Bottle. Poured pale gold with thick white head. Much aroma, malt zest of citrus. Dry malty flavour, with a grassy note. Something unpleasant, not sure what, in the finish. Good beer, but that note keeps this from being a real winner.

guest tap at Breckenridge brewpub in Denver - Pours clear pale yellow with a thin head. It has a light, bready malt aroma. There’s some good, crisp hops in the flavor along with the mild tasting sweet malt. It’s light bodied with a little hops on the finish. Decent.