On tap at Yard House – Wayne, dry Czech pils brings mild lemon bittering to musky raw graining and Noble hop herbage for briskly clean-watered light body.
Not discernible as a Canadian-style lager unless light, crisp and politely pilsner malted is all that’s expected. Clean watered lemon spritz fizzles for light herbal hop musk, dried maize phase and mild floral spicing.
Brusquely musky German-styled pils with soft Scotch-licked barley roast, musty floral hop herbage and groaty oats graining picks up spritzy lemon rind bittering at mineralized cereal finish.
Briskly dry raw-honeyed lemon puree souring picks up tart orange oiling, green grape tannins, green mango salting and bitter lime peel splurge atop bready pilsner malt base of spritzy German-styled lemon-juiced summertime fun.
Dry Bohemian pilsner with musky grain husk, barnyard straw astringency and herbal hop earthiness given musty fungi dewiness as spritzy lemony orange Seltzer fizz and dark floral whims reach corn sugared bottom. Heady lil pils.
On tap at Taphouse 15, ‘light drinikin’ lager’ is actually a dry New Zealand-hopped pils with salty lemon liming and mild oily hop astringency reaching mineral grained pilsner malt stead. White grape esters, tart guava whim and white grapefruit snips increase summery tropicalia.
Crisply dry German-styled lawnmower fare betters most light pils with its upfront sourdough sweetness joined by floral-spiced lemon zesting, light herbal peppering and barley-cracked whiskey tones. Well-balanced simplicity.
Crisp cold conditioning allows bulky German-styled pilsner to filter out any gunk from lemon-rotted grape tannins its Huell Melon hops promote, leaving dank cellar fungi, musky raw graining, root vegetable must and wafting compost upon roasted corn chip backend. Rustic.
On tap at Jealous Monk, easygoing golden ale celebrates UConn basketball’s back-to-back championships with salty lemon-dried yellow grapefruit, orange rind bittering and light pine musk up top and soft white breading down below. Mild citric pining reminiscent of lighter bodied West Coast IPA.
On tap at Jealous Monk, proprietary German pilsner plies musty mineral graining and dank herbal hops to musky lemon bittering, picking up slight brininess towards the rustic finish.