Bartlett Hall Pizzicato Pils

Big, bright, floral hop nose. In the flavor, more floral hops with notes of lavender, diesel, dankness, wet grass. Light, bready malt sweetness helps to balance. Dry finish, as bitterness lingers long after the sip. Fun, modern interpretation. Just restrained enough to come together.

**Aroma:** “Nice fresh hops character in the nose, with some citrus and a little spice. Some bready malt sweetness in the back with a smooth blend of Pilsner sulfur character and noble hops pepper. Smells like a German beer hall in the best way possible.” **Flavor:** “The malt body is light for the hops bitterness in this Pilsner and hits with a slight bready malt sweetness and citrus before the hops kick in to balance. Good carbonation, super smooth, with a nice carbonic bite. Slightly bitter finish, but clean.” **Overall:** “Solid traditional German Pilsner, and the only thing missing is a sausage and some sauerkraut. Refreshing beer that is a service and a credit to the style.”

**Aroma:** “The floral hops character hits in the front, and malt bread-like sweetness sits in the back of nose. The Pilsner sulfur character dominates, and it’s almost minerally in that respect. Flowery hops character is medium-low, woody, and spicy, and blends in throughout.” **Flavor:** “Light-bodied but balanced well and slightly creamy. The hops are not overly bitter but provide some nice spice to break up the malt biscuit sweetness. Very clean and dry finish.” **Overall:** “Refreshing Pilsner with a nice balance that’s very enjoyable and drinkable. With the crisp hops flavors and light citrus tartness in the background, it makes me want to take another sip.”