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rAvg: 4.09
pDev: 7.33%
Reviews: 1
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Brewed by:
Victory Brewing Company
Pennsylvania
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United States
Style | ABV
German Pilsener
| 5.40%
ABV
Availability:
Limited (brewed once).
on-tap (1)
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Tucquan
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3.78
/5
rDev
-7.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Had this on 2012-11-23 in Pittsburgh, PA from a very fresh growler.
A - Clear yellow with a 2-finger white head and mild-moderate lacing.
S - Lemon, light yeast, floral, light malt, dank. Big nose on this bad-boy; more than a Victory Prima Pils, which I had side-by-side.
T - Noticeable Head Hunter-type dankness, lemon, light-medium pale malt (more than Prima Pils). Fairly bitter and dank finish. More malt as it warmed.
M - Light body and medium carbonation. A bit watery but refreshing.
O - As mentioned, I had this side-by-side with a Victory Prima Pils. I definitely liked the Prima Pils better. This United is a really enjoyable brew but it leans a lot to the PA/IPA camp. The Prima Pils certainly brings a lot of spicy hops to the table, but the Prima leaves out the dankness. While I like dank in my IPAs, it wasn't as appealing in a Pils. Even so, I'd gladly have it again.
Note: This is a collaboration brew with Fat Head's and Victory. From their announcement . . . " United, which will be available on-draft at select locations, is a style-bending beer that can only be classified as a “pale-sner,” meaning the brew integrates pungent and tangy American hops as typical of pale ales, while exhibiting the lean malt structure of a pilsner.
Brewmasters Bill Covaleski (Victory) and Matt Cole (Fat Head’s) got together in mid-September to brew using freshly harvested wet hops per the recipe they designed via email over the summer. The resulting beer features the grassy, lemon-like character of the American and European hopping with the crisp, dry finish of a pilsner.
“When Matt explained he hoped use all of the 120 lbs. of vine-fresh Citra hops that had arrived the day before, I felt challenged and exhilarated to create unity,” said Victory Brewing Company President and Brewmaster Bill Covaleski. “In this brew, we really did bring our common expertise and wild ambitions to a rational and delicious conclusion.”
Serving type: on-tap
11-25-2012 20:26:23 |
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