Victory Prima Pils

A deep yellow pour from a 12-oz bottle. Smell of grassy hops. A crisp, clean taste of floral and grassy hops dominated the taste up front with a small malt flavor in the background.

Thin white head with yellow, sort of cloudy body. Easy mouthfeel with a slight citrus flavor. Strong hoppy, bitter finish.

Bottle. Poured a very thin white head that dissipated pretty quickly with the beer a light yellow color. Taste was an alright citrusy hops ordeal. There’s just not much an aroma at all. For the style, not bad though.

Looks a bit pale in the glass...the head is a nice clean white but fades quickly. Aroma is mostly lemon and grass, with a little bit of hops. Flavor is pretty good, more grass, a bit of citrus, hay. Hops are more pronounced than in the aroma, but still a bit subtle for my tastes. The finish is pretty clean, but not on par with some of the better european pilseners I’ve had. Mouthfeel is solid for the style, pretty smooth going down. Overall a pretty good beer.

purchased at the puget sound wine cellar in port orchard. pour is a clear light yellow, with very thin white head, some lacing. smell of hay, lemon, grain, few hops. taste is cheerios, citrus, grain, bit on the watery side, slightly bitter kick in the end. for a pilsener this is actually quite good.

Ginger ale aroma with slight citrus hops. Vibrant lemon/straw color with slight haze. Very fruity flavour, white grape, apple. Sweet finish with lingering white grape taste. Cheers!

Bottle. Slightly cloudy straw color with a big, soapy white head. Nice citrusy nose with a hint of banana. The flavor’s citrus, bitter hops, and bread. Quite champagne-like mouthfeel leaves the mouth feeling clean. One of the better pils out there.

Bottle poured into a pilsner glass. Pours a solid gold with a pristine white head. Aroma is malty with some hops. The taste is of crisp grains, malt and hops. One of the better pilseners I’ve had.