Landwehr-Bräu Toppler Pils is another Helles in disguise of a Pils, not untypical in Franconia. I found their Edel oddly more hoppy in flavor if not the nose. I suggest their Altfränkisch Dunkel but if you must drink a lighter color beer, I'd still with the Helles.
Roth Pils is a balanced true to form example of the style with a crisp hoppy palate and clean dry semi-bitter finish.
Spessart Pils is a good looking example of the style with a creamy head and nose of grain and hops. Quite balanced with a fair semi-dry hoppy palate with fair malt backbone. The lingering finish is moreishly dry and just bitter enough.
Martinsbräu Pils is a classic German style Pils but with enough malt to hold down the fort and invite another.
Rhönbrauerei Dittmar lies in the Rhön valley in a small slice of Franconian Thuringia. The brew fantastically dry traditional beers and their Rhöner Pils is no exception. It's crisp dry hoppy palate finishes clean and bitter. Well worth seeking out.
Roppelt Pils is a dry hoppy example of the style with a clean, dry, bitter finish.
Strecks Brauhaus Burgherrenpils is a balanced example of the style with a lightly grainy nose and maltier palate than befits a true German Pils. It's a classic this would be a great Helles kind of Pils with an easy drinkability that everyone will find appealing.
Rother-Bräu Pils is a balanced and true to form example of the style. The lingering semi-dry finish is has just the right amount of bitterness to make it moreish.
Roth Pils is a balanced true to form example of the style with a crisp hoppy palate and clean dry semi-bitter finish.
Wettelsheimer Pils is a balanced dry, hoppy example of the style which maintains the brewery's signature drinkability.
