Park Street Pils
Little Willow Brewing Company in Florence, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
Brewed at/by: Black Hog BrewingLager - Pilsener Special
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Score
7.17
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Park Street Pils is a German style pilsner brewed with 100% pilsner malt and hopped with Hallertau Mittlefruh, Tettnang, and Saaz.
This beer is an homage to where it all began, in my home on Park Street. From my first homebrew to my first professional brewing job. This beer is crisp and refreshing with a delicate hop character.
This beer is an homage to where it all began, in my home on Park Street. From my first homebrew to my first professional brewing job. This beer is crisp and refreshing with a delicate hop character.
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8.6/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 8.5
Flavor 9
Texture 9
Overall 8.5
Poured from a can dated 4/30/26 into a becher pint
Pours a clear golden yellow with a dense rocky off white head. Leaves light soapy lace as it settles
Aroma of clean unsalted cracker and a light doughy bread initially hit the senses. Followed by notes of fresh cut grass that move into a more herbal tea character.
Taste tends to follow the aroma with clean crackery and biscuity malts paving the way for the zesty spicy hops that show up moving into a bit more herbal and grassy notes. A fair bitterness balances any sweetness and cleanses the palate
Medium bodied with a medium light carbonation, crisp and sessionable.
Overall this is an exceptional pilsner. I think the Saaz stands out a bit and pushes it towards a Czech pils in taste but either way this is a great pilsner that goes down easy. I'd gladly reach for this any day.
Pours a clear golden yellow with a dense rocky off white head. Leaves light soapy lace as it settles
Aroma of clean unsalted cracker and a light doughy bread initially hit the senses. Followed by notes of fresh cut grass that move into a more herbal tea character.
Taste tends to follow the aroma with clean crackery and biscuity malts paving the way for the zesty spicy hops that show up moving into a bit more herbal and grassy notes. A fair bitterness balances any sweetness and cleanses the palate
Medium bodied with a medium light carbonation, crisp and sessionable.
Overall this is an exceptional pilsner. I think the Saaz stands out a bit and pushes it towards a Czech pils in taste but either way this is a great pilsner that goes down easy. I'd gladly reach for this any day.
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on 08 Jun 2026
at 21:56