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]]>Looking for some perfect spring-centric beers for this season? Here are some of my top picks for beer styles that go great with the spring.
New England IPA
New England IPAs have been one of the most trending beers during the past couple of years. While normal IPAs are known for their hop bitterness, the New England variant of this style backs down on the hops and allows tropical fruit flavors to shine through.
@imprintbeer X @heavyreelbrewingco Heavily fruited and lactosed kettle sour with passionfruit, mango, and pink guava. Honestly, I’m not even sure this is beer
Tastes and feels almost exactly like Naked Juice, with the exception of a slight hint of booze and tartness. The combo of tropical fruits used in this is what makes it such a winner. Takes me back to summer, when the threat of a deadly viral infection wasn’t on my mind. 4.5/5
Gose
Gose beers were originally brewed in Germany in the 13th century, and have recently become popular throughout the world. Low in alcohol and featuring lemon sour notes, saltiness, and a touch of coriander, this is an extremely drinkable style that you’ll love for doing yard work and other outside chores.
. . This Gose did not surprise but delivered what it proposes. Citrus, lemon, lime, subtle salt, slightly sour, very refreshing and dry finish . . @averybrewingco #averybrewing #gose #sourale #limePilsner
Another beer style with German roots that goes great with the springtime is the famous pilsner. While many of us might believe that this beer carries negative connotations due to its mass-produced variants, the truth is that craft breweries make plenty of delicious varieties of this refreshing brew.
. . . Con un poco de la historia de la cerveza, desde 1842, la cervecería en Plzeň, el cervecero Josef Groll presentó al mundo la primera ‘Pilsner’ dorada que cambió el mundo de la cerveza, actualmente se sigue fabricando en la misma Cervecería mantiendo la elaboración tradicional con triple decocción y madurada en barricas de madera, el malteado propio y empleando lúpulos Saaz, una cerveza dorada, equilibrada y muy bebible. Na Zdraví. . #Pilsner #plzeň #czech #czechlager #czechgirl #czechbeer #saaz #hopsaaz #beer #lager #pilsner #cerveza #PilsnerUrquell #birra #pivo #premiumlager #PremiumPilsner #pils #czechPilsner #beerlover #NaDvakát #Hladinka #Mlíko #CutBeer #beerhunter #fanaticbeer #beernerd #beerporn #nazdraví #instabeer
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]]>Pilsner is a type of light, pale lager. People love pilsners for their refreshing nature and the fact they are easy to drink. Pilsners beer is easily recognizable thanks to the massively popular beer brands that follow the style.
What you might not know, however, is that the birthplace of the pilsner is a small central European country called the Czech Republic.
While pilsner has extended to other places, such as Germany and the United States, a brewery in the small city of Plzen in the Czech Republic produced the first-ever pilsner on Earth in 1842.
Instead of using the normal process of top fermentation that ale beers use, these pioneering brewers used cooler temperatures to brew the beer, making the classic style that we all know and love today.
Czech pilsners differ from their German and other counterparts in their light color and flavor. In addition, less hops is used in their production in order to avoid hoppy or earthy flavors that are often present in German pilsners.
The pale malts and low amount of hops used make Czech pilsners a light, easy-drinking beer that’s perfect to try on a patio on a warm summer day.
Be sure to try one if you can!
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