Pocket Pils
Fair Isle Brewing in Seattle, Washington, United States 🇺🇸
Lager - Pilsener Regular|
Score
6.72
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The story starts with what’s in the can. Where you take it is what makes it memorable.
Introducing Pocket Pils, our new 4.5% pilsner packaged in 7.5 oz cans for wherever adventure takes you.
Jumping in an alpine lake after a long hike. A Cascade ridgeline on two wheels. Kayaks loaded with crab pots in Shilshole Bay. A post-work paddle on Lake Union. A grill warming up in the backyard. The walk to first pitch. A beach fire that lasts past sunset.
Long summer days in the Pacific Northwest call for adventure, and Pocket Pils is the perfect thirst-quenching companion.
Brewed with German malt and hops, Pocket Pils is intentionally simple—crisp, bright, and made to refresh rather than demand attention.
Small enough to disappear into your pack (or pocket), ready whenever the day turns into something worth remembering.
Wherever you’re headed, take Pocket Pils with you.
Introducing Pocket Pils, our new 4.5% pilsner packaged in 7.5 oz cans for wherever adventure takes you.
Jumping in an alpine lake after a long hike. A Cascade ridgeline on two wheels. Kayaks loaded with crab pots in Shilshole Bay. A post-work paddle on Lake Union. A grill warming up in the backyard. The walk to first pitch. A beach fire that lasts past sunset.
Long summer days in the Pacific Northwest call for adventure, and Pocket Pils is the perfect thirst-quenching companion.
Brewed with German malt and hops, Pocket Pils is intentionally simple—crisp, bright, and made to refresh rather than demand attention.
Small enough to disappear into your pack (or pocket), ready whenever the day turns into something worth remembering.
Wherever you’re headed, take Pocket Pils with you.
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6.8/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 7
Flavor 7
Texture 6
Overall 7
7.5 oz. can, pours a clear blonde with a large white head. Aroma has bright grassy hops, some biscuity malt, and straw. Flavour is very herbaceous, with lots of grassy hops, herbaceous notes, and biscuity malt. Fairly grassy and punchy in the hop department. Good stuff.
Tried
from Can
from
Elizabeth Station
on 27 Jul 2026
at 22:53