KillaPilz is a slightly hazy, golden yellow color with a medium amount of dense white head. The aroma is pleasing, like a field of wildflowers being pollinated by honey bees, with bready maltiness and natural honey sweetness. The taste melds a heavy corn grain flavor with eight types of European hops. It manages to blend those hops in a way where the hop flavors are reserved enough that it doesn't elevate the beer to IPA levels. However, it is bold tasting and has a high enough alcohol content to where it clocks in at the high end of the lager spectrum in both those qualities.
Wynona's Big Brown Ale pours a chestnut color, quite clear for an unfiltered beer, with a medium cream-colored head. The malt-forward aroma is similar to a German märzen with a nutty caramel... Read More
This was the world’s first pilsner, made in 1842, and for this category it’s still hard to beat. Find it on draft if possible. It’s a golden, amber yellow color with a thin white head. Aroma is... Read More
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youhadmeatdarkbeer Oct 27, 2016 at 2:14PM
what a wonderful option in our fair city.....and hopefully it will be served at brew: The Museum of Beer planned for Pittsburghhttps://www.indiegogo.com/projects/brew-the-museum-of-beer/#/
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