I Took A Pils In Ibiza

Sample at the brewpub.
The appearance was a transparent yellow burnt golden to pale sort of color.
Finger’s worth of white frothy head that dissipated at a decent pace leaving some sly messy lace
The aroma takes on some grainy malts, some bready yeastiness. Lots of Saaz hops.
The flavor leans towards the sweet malt and grassy sweet Saaz hops. Light grassy aftertaste and finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light on the body with a spectacular sessionability about it. Carbonation sat pretty low with a big sweet yet bitter sharpness of the hops laying on my tongue nicely.
Overall, it’s a good pilsener, but probably could be scaled back just a tad on the Saaz hops, maybe.

Tap. Prohibition Pig, Waterbury, VT. Crystal clear, pale gold. Frothy, white head. Grainy malts. Sweet pear. Hint of bready yeast. Taste is grainy sweet, turning yeasty, lemon rind bitter. Plenty of hops in this. Bright mouthfeel. Crisp fizz. Spritzy bitter finish. Nice hoppy pils.

Beautiful golden yellow. Fizzy with a light white head. Aroma of simcoe, corn and honey. Really great mouthfeel. Sense whole having substance in the carb. Sweet finish. Up front, it’s lightly rice like with peach and grapefruit skin. Bitterness lingers