Victory Prima Pils

Bottle from Utobeer. Clear paleish gold, thick rocky white head. Very grassy pils. Creamy pils aroma. Quite nettley on the finish. Maybe just lacks a bit of balance, maybe just a bit too hoppy on the finish, to be a truly refreshing balanced pils. Herby nettley hops. Rest of beer is good, attractive lightish malts. But maybe just a bit too nettley.

This pils pours a nice golden hazy color with a small head. The nose is slightly herbal and of robust hops. Flavors of tangerine,grapefruit peel, and finishes clean and crisp. Great pils!

On tap at the Peekskill Brewery. Pours a clear yellow with a medium white head. Citrus, sweetness, and some grain on the notes. Thin to medium bodied, with more citrus coming through. Finishes light and grainy, with a light bitterness.

Thanks adamharnaugh for this 12ozer. Pours clear yellow with a pillowy white head. Nose is creamed corn, pale malt, hay, grass, and hops. Flavor is bittering pine hops intermingle with hay, grass, malt, and a corn/ fruit sweetness that quickly retreats from the truckload of hops. Well-made, thirst quenching, and medium-bodied (for a pils). Refreshing.

Maybe my favorite choice for the warm summer months. Pours a pretty pale gold with a light but thick white head that takes a few minutes to diminish. Aroma’s easy to pick apart - distinctly hoppy with hints of sweet citrus and some floral notes. Hits the mouth with a balanced bitterness and enough astringent character to keep you reaching for the glass. Difficult to do much better in the style.

Dark golden with a moderate pillowy head. A little hops, straw, and fruit aroma. Light crisp and refreshing. An excellent pilsner.

12 oz bottle, pours rich golden color with small frothy head. Aroma is hops, grass and hay, and a slight tinge of skunk. Taste is nice and mild, slightly hoppy and malty. Mouthfeel is light/medium, dry, and quenching. Pretty nice beer, I could drink a few of these, though I hope the next one won’t have that skunkiness going on.