Waldschloss Pils is a textbook German Pils with a grainy nose featuring floral hops and which carries over to the plate. The clean finish is semi-dry with a light but firm bitterness.
Tag: beer styles pils
Kaiserhof Pilsner on tap
Kaiserhof Premium Pilsner is their flagship, a golden Pils with a balanced palate featuring both grain and hops. The lingering finish is semi-dry and semi-bitter.
Scherdel Premium Pilsner
Scherdel Premium Pilsner is a classic German Pils with a balanced dry hoppy palate and clean finish.
Mönchshof Original Pils
Mönchshof Original Pils is one of their better offerings if not in the classic German Pils mold. It's balanced and maltier but there's still some hops in the mix.
Palmbräu Unser Bestes
Palmbräu Unser Bestes is their 5.3% Export Pils with a nice balanced hoppy palate and semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
Palmbräu Pils
Palmbräu Pils is balanced if industrial tasting Pils with a linger, semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
Häffner-Bräu Kur Pils
Häffner-Bräu Kur Pils is a serviceable nice fairly dry Pils with a clean, semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
Düll Krautheimer Pilsner on tap
Düll Krautheimer Pilsner is a nicely balanced dry Pils with a fairly clean finish.
Keiler Pils
Keiler Pils is produced in bottled form at Kulmbacher but this draft version is done at Würzburger Hofbräu who bought the original brewery in 2001. As served at the Keiler Brauhaus, it's a clean, semi-dry, semi-bitter classic Pils.
Landwehr-Bräu Toppler Pils on tap
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.