Flying Fish Brewing Company Exit 14 Imperial Pilsner

Exit 14 Imperial Pilsner

 

Flying Fish Brewing Company in Somerdale, New Jersey, United States 🇺🇸

  Lager - Imperial Pils Regular
Score
6.86
ABV: 8.5% IBU: - Ticks: 3
Exit 14 is represented by an Imperial Pilsner, clocking in at 8.5% alcohol by volume, and is a nod to that very large multinational lager brewery right off the Turnpike. This pilsner lager style includes an international mix of hops from Germany, France and the US. It’s a beer with many layers. The first is a floral, fruity aroma. Next, black currant reveals itself. Another layer brings a complex spiciness. All of these backed by a big, hoppy bitterness.
 

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5.6
Appearance - 3 | Aroma - 6 | Flavor - 5 | Texture - 3 | Overall - 11

Bottle. Golden body with a fizzy white head. Aroma of toasted and raw grain and light floral hops. The flavor is moderately sweet and lightly bitter. It finishes lightly sweet and moderately bitter. Medium body, watery/sticky texture, lively carbonation. Taste of peppery alcohol, floral and grassy hops. Boozy and clunky.

Tried from Bottle on 17 Dec 2016 at 09:12


7.5
Appearance - 8 | Aroma - 7 | Flavor - 8 | Texture - 8 | Overall - 7

750 ml bottle. For those outside of New Jersey, the reference to the 34’ bald eagle sign is the Anheuser Busch brewer in Newark next to the Airport. This beer pours bright gold with a small frothy white head, very similar in appearance to the "king of beers" produced at the above mentioned brewery. That is where the similarity ends. Subtle grainy malt nose mixes with grassy, floral hops. First sip is bittersweet maltiness and peppery hops. The hops take control and dominate the palate. The mix of European and American Pacific Northwest hops provide a big complex bitterness you won’t find in "America’s beer". The finish is dry and spicy, with a hint of warming alcohol. As far as I can tell, no beechwood aging or Clydesdale horses were used to produce this Pilsner.

Tried from Bottle on 15 Oct 2016 at 22:08