Southern Hemisphere Hoppy PIlsner
- Rating
- 46/50
- Style
- German Pilsner
- ABV
- 5.5%
- Packaging
- Can

Tasting notes
- Aroma
- Plenty of fruity and floral hop aroma. No real malt aroma, but I expect that with appears to be a dry-hopped beer. No phenolic or other aromas.
- Appearance
- Gold color with hazy clarity (I also assume from dry-hopping). Head retention is very good and long lasting, with a nice white foamy head.
- Flavor
- Some malt, but citrus dominates. Mostly lime but some other tropical fruit notes. The finish is slightly bitter with a fruity flavor lingering.
- Mouthfeel
- Nice and dry, but also with a nice medium body. Carbonic bite is present, but doesn't get in the way.
- Overall
- I really like this beer. The New Zealand hops add an element that is not common in the Northern Hemisphere and this is a very drinkable beer.
A seasonal beer from Sierra Nevada. This one is hard to define. It’s not your typical pilsner, but I’ll assume it’s more German then Bohemian Pils.
