Style: Pilsner

ABV: 5.0 IBU: 14.0

85/100
Aroma: 10
Appearance: 3
Flavor: 16
Mouthfeel: 4

10 Barrel Pub Beer

What the brewers say

“Made by the brewers for employees to be able to enjoy a light beer during the day while still being productive, now canned for your enjoyment.”

What our panel thought

Aroma: “Spicy notes up front, with a slight soap note that covers up the Pilsner sweetness. Some sulfur, green apple, pear, and lemon aromas, as well as a floral and spicy phenol character. The bread-like sweetness is yeasty.”

Flavor: “Moderate bitterness up front, with skins of green apples, and a sweetness that creates an almost lemon-drop flavor. Floral hops are present, with some slight spice and pear character, and finishes clean with a touch of light bread sweetness and hops spiciness. Light and crisp with high carbonation, but a creamy mouthfeel.”

Overall: “This beer lacked the complexity of the best beers in this category, but it comes together well for a very drinkable Pilsner. The mixture of lemon, fruitiness, and malt gives way to a nice, clean, spicy finish. Enjoyable and very refreshing.”

What our editors thought

Review printed in: Hoppy Lagers (August-September 2016) (View All Issues)


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Roaring Table Brewing Beth

“Light floral hops in the aroma punctuated by a peppery phenolic note and a hint of barnyard. Pineapple and stewed fruit. Balanced bitterness and effervescence, but the mineral character strips nuance.”

Roaring Table Brewing Concision

“Great blend of aughts-era and modern approaches. Subdued dank aroma and flavor, without overwhelming fruitiness. Herbaceous aromas linger through retronasal, inviting another sip.”

Saint Arnold Brewing Company Summer Pils

**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.”

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