Paired my last Penn Pilsner (from a six-pack) with a filet of steelhead trout, spiced rice and beans (gifted leftovers) and stale bread. I pan-fried the trout and poured the beer in a Czech pilsner glass like a pro. As tasty as the meal was, let's focus on the brew.
Penn Pilsner looks golden-copper with a frothy, thin white head. Carbonation bubbles rising to the top.
Smells of light, golden malts. Some floral notes from hops. An underlying sweetness, but very balanced.
Dry flashes, a malted body, and a prickly finish. A dash of caramel malts sweetens the delivery and follows through to the finish.
Some days this hits the spot and other days, not so much. Today happens to be a good one. Sessionable at what, 4% ABV? Have mercy.
I miss this label.
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