'Crisp, dry, full bodied German style pilsner gently dry hopped with New Zealand aroma hops for an extra fruity, aromatic and exotic hoppy flavour and taste. A smooth drinking session beer with character.'
With a blurb like that this has a lot to live up to, time to get on with it...
Has a light malty aroma on the pour with honey, grass and citrus.
PilNZer pours clear light yellow gold with a white head. Malt, lemon and grassy on the sweet and fruity intake while the finish is dry and hoppy with a mild bitterness. Has a nice aftertaste of hops and what I can only describe as light herbs and honey lockets. Smooth and light mouthfeel to this without being watery.
I quite like this, it is a bit different from the norm with a good malt and hoppy flavour. I don't know about the crisp bit in the blurb but the rest is as it says. I would have no problem buying or drinking another. Very easy drinking and perhaps a pilsner for industrial lager heads to try something just a little bit different. Summing up, a pretty decent pilsner that you can session on.
This scored 6.5/10 on the 'what is the true definition of a heatwave ?' Beerometer.
I quite like this, it is a bit different from the norm with a good malt and hoppy flavour. I don't know about the crisp bit in the blurb but the rest is as it says. I would have no problem buying or drinking another. Very easy drinking and perhaps a pilsner for industrial lager heads to try something just a little bit different. Summing up, a pretty decent pilsner that you can session on.
This scored 6.5/10 on the 'what is the true definition of a heatwave ?' Beerometer.
Alc : 5%
Where to buy CPH : Superbrugsen
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