biermensch (64), USA
Nov 1, 2008 I enjoyed the Prima Pils. Purchased a pilsener for guests who may not enjoy pale ales, and found that this satisfied my taste for hops. An unusually balanced pilsener that is versatile and very drinkable.
 mgoy (343), Oak Brook, Illinois, USA
Oct 28, 2008 Victory Prima Pils is a very good pilsner. The beer has a light, unclear orange color and a very small head. The aroma is bland with notes of fresh, flowery hops and and a light malt base. The finish is clean and while the beer is good, it is easy to forget.
nathan30533 (138), Dahlonega, Georgia, USA
Oct 27, 2008 How a pilsener should be. Wow another wonderful beer from the Victory brewing company. Pours golden with a white head, good flavor, overall smooth but it is a pilsner. By far my favorite Pilsener.
MatSciGuy (629), Rosemount, Minnesota, USA
Oct 26, 2008 [Bottle] Pours a clear light gold with a soapy white head. Aroma is noble hops, malt, and lager yeast. Flavor is grassy and somewhat thin. Moderate hop bitterness and a dry finish.
aplusbreaks (330), , Colorado, USA
Oct 25, 2008 12oz bottle. Pours a clear pale yellow with an initially large white head which diminishes quickly but leaves a ring through the rest of the beer. Aromas, I actually smell hop! Sorry, its just so rare in today’s pilsners. I also get some malts. The German malts and euro hops really become evident in the flavor. Nice carbonation, an all around great pilsner!
flatmatt (221), Northville, Michigan, USA
Oct 20, 2008 12 oz bottle. Pours bright clear yellow with a white head. Smells of sweet malts with some honey aroma, a hint of hops. Light flavors of biscuity malts with a bit of sweetness and a nice citrus hoppiness. Clearly a well-made pilsener.
dm9831 (1167), Monee, Illinois, USA
Oct 19, 2008 i bought this bottle yesterday, and i just noticed that the expiration date on the label is 10-30-2007 (they really ought to use a bigger font). take that into account for this review. slightly hazy yellow, small quickly disappearing white head, some lacing. aroma of sweet malt and mild floral hops. flavor of sweet malt, offset nicely by the bitter hoppiness. oily mouth feel, bitter finish. a very enjoyable pilsener. even as old as it is. just imagine what a fresh one would taste like.
Pastor (509), Maine, USA
Oct 19, 2008 Bottle poured clear pale yellow with a big white head in my pint glass. Aromas of light malts and intense hops filled my nose
This brew tastes awesome citrus malts and great malt sweetness. It’s kind of strange how the hops stand out first then the sweetness follows on this brew. Nice and light in the mouth and crisp on the tongue.
This is now my go to pizza beer, and now that victory is now in Maine It may be my go to brew for next summer. Extremely drinkable for anyone who was wondering
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