Three Floyds Burnham Pilsener

Formerly brewed at Three Floyds Brewing Company
Style: Pilsener
Munster, Indiana USA

Golden color with a medium head. Sweet hoppy flavor and aroma. Overall fairly sweet with a touch of bitterness. Body is well balanced but a little dry. A good pilsner.

A very good pilsener. Pours a clear pale gold, with a relatively lively white head, which died about three quarters of the way through. Aroma is very authentic, with spicy hops and a light crispiness. Flavor is definitely above average, with agressive hops carrying over a light bodied maltiness. Beer is very effervescent, which I don't normally enjoy except in the case of a pilsener. I'm a fan, and I wish this was available in CT. Very true to the style, and very well done besides. On the same level as the Victory Prima Pils

Pours with a golden body topped by a thin to medium thick quickly disappearing head that leaves a good amount of lace behind. Slightly sour/bitter hop aroma with a hint of fruity sweetness. Slightly sweet hoppy flavor with a good maltiness beneath. The finish is sweet with a touch of bitterness. Smooth, light bodied with a touch of dryness.

Light golden color, small fast-diminishing head. Fresh grassy-malty nose, not a whole lot going on there. Flavor is again fresh, reminiscent of the meadow, but not terribly strong or memorable. Excellent body as I've come to expect from 3Fs. I may be underrating this in my current half-conscious state, so I will definitely put it on my list of try-agains.

Light, transluminous in color and little malt in the aroma. It is very balanced. Last night I had a Pilsner Urquell on tap, this is a whole lot better. When I was at 3 Floyds, Nick said they are going to quit selling this one, and move on to another Pilsner. I hope its as good as this one.

Golden color with a light white head that is quite unstable. Hint of noble hops and malt in the aroma. Crisp hops flavor with a touch of malt. Perhaps a bit thin for a czech, but only slightly. Solid effort.

Golden. Crisp, clean and refreshing. IMO, a better Pils than many Czech examples. Doesn’t hurt to get it fresh either.

This was a great pilsner-right up there with prima pils from victory. The appearance and aroma was that of a pale ale, but the palate was huge malt and saaz hops in the finish-wonderful!!! the best pilsner out there. For a while, i thought that maybe somebody bottled the Extra pale ale or something in this bottle that i sampled.