30 Days - Italian Pilsner

The grassy, herbal hop character is exactly what I was hoping for, and that distinct bitterness gives it real backbone without being harsh. It’s got way more depth than your standard light lager, and the subtle dry hop keeps every sip interesting.

That dry hop really comes through on the finish, giving it a complexity you don’t usually find in a pilsner. The bitterness is sharp but not harsh, and it’s dangerously easy to have a second one.

The grassy, herbal hop character is exactly what I’ve been craving in a pilsner, and that light dry hop adds a nice subtle twist without overpowering. Poured it for a friend who usually skips lagers, and he finished mine before I could get a second sip.