Firestone Pivo Hoppy Pils - Firestone Walker Brewing Company - Beer of the Day.

Pivo Pils is Firestone's attempt at blending traditional German and Czech pilsners with American West Coast dry-hopping. Their goal was completely achieved in this beer. It is a completely clear, light straw colored lager with a bready malt aroma paired with some subtle hops. The taste is an initially crisp but sweet pale malt flavor that transitions into floral hoppiness on the aftertaste. It finishes dry with just a touch of bitterness. This is hoppy enough to diverge from the classification of classic European pilsner and place it firmly in the relatively new territory of American hoppy lagers.

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Jun 16th, 2021

Firestone Walker Brewing Company

Firestone Pivo Hoppy Pils

Category:

Pilsner

5.30% ABV - 40 IBU

Brewery:

Firestone Walker Brewing Company
Paso Robles, CA

Links:

Firestone Walker Brewing Company Website

Rating:

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Firestone Pivo Hoppy Pils from Firestone Walker Brewing Company

3.8 out of 5 based on 4 ratings.

Comments:

JM562 Jun 16, 2016 at 3:27PM

5- FSW Venice had Pivo fresh on tap. Pivo is probably the best tasting American Pilsner I've tried at this time. It's super crushable beer. It has really nice sweet bready malt aroma with some florals from the hops. Just enough bite upfront and then smooth down the hatch. Very nice

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