Titletown Art Schmidts Pilsener

If this is what the pilsners used to taste like, I think i would have enjoyed many of them back in the day. Pours a bright, vibrant yellow colour with a large white top. Aroma is of corn, grain and lemon peel. Mouthfeel is full and slightly creamy with an inital corn taste, but it quickly mellows into in a comfortable soothing firm malted texture. Strong abv, something like 8%- and alcohol taste is evident, but balanced. Spalt hops evident in the finish.

Draft at the brewpub. Not much in the way of aroma other than watered-down pale malt. Poured a clear gold color with a thin white head. Light bodied and on the dry side with very mild hop bitterness. Very grassy flavor with a hint of pine cleaner/clove. Eh.

On draught at the brewpub in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Pours a clear pale apple juice golden brew with a creamy off-white head that quickly dissipates to a thick white ring with spotty lacing. Aroma of multi-grain malt, flowery hops with a touch of apple and pear character. Taste is light to medium bodied, well carbonated with flavors of multi-grain malt, apples with a touch of mild bitterness. Finish has a good balance of bitterness and semi-sweet malt that even has some light fruit in the background. Pilseners are difficult to make, Dave did an excellent job preparing this one.

This is a great pilsener! Not normally a big fan of the style, but this is a very tasty offering from Titletown. Golden, crisp with just the right bitterness - no skunky odor or taste as with some of the Euro style pilsners. A fine beer from a brewpub that continues to improve its offerings.

On tap at Titletown. Pours a clear golden color with thin wispy white had that leaves an abundant amount of lacing. Aroma is grassy hops, light malt, and a sourdough bread like nose. Taste is grassy, light hop spice. light toasted malt. This beer finishes sharp and to the point. Very drinkable. Good job Dave.