Jack's Abby Post Shift Pilsner

Moderate hops aroma up front with a light cracker malt behind it. Hops are melon, lemongrass, and tea-like. Herbal and citrus. Low sweetness and moderately low bitterness with just enough body to keep it from being watery. Dry finish with a bit of lingering bitterness. Crisp and drinkable.

Aroma: “All the peach flavors, from flesh to skin, jump out immediately. Maybe it’s the vanilla and cinnamon, but it even has a peach pit aroma.” Flavor: “Pronounced acidity immediately upfront, but rolls into a wonderful peach juiciness. The spices are subtle, the peach is the star of the show, with a nice lingering mild sweetness that helps balance out the acidity.” Overall: “Aside from wanting more cinnamon to shine through, I love this beer. Great balance and drinkability for style. A satisfying, warming, and comforting presentation of peach.”

**Aroma:** “Low, floral, earthy, and spicy hops aroma, with some lemon citrus sweetness. Fresh lemon citrus makes for a clean, fresh Pilsner. Light sulfur, with a medium bready malt aroma.” **Flavor:** “Sweet Pilsner malt, almost candy-like, with some somewhat tart citrus notes. Slightly earthy spice notes of the hops are well placed, above a Czech Pilsner level, but not overdone. Balances nicely, and the carbonation and mouthfeel are spot on.” **Overall:** “Delicious, very drinkable beer that’s refreshing and smooth with a well-balanced sweet malt and slightly bitter hops. The delicate body and champagne-like carbonation leave a crisp, lingering aftertaste—you could drink this all day.”