Pils

According to the Superfreunde, Pilsner is a significantly underestimated beer style. In view of spectacular new types of beer, Pils is often labeled as boring and outdated. Wrongfully so, at least the guys behind the label find super friends. They want to breathe new life into the Pilsner and make the tried and tested classic modern again.

Together with the traditional Wagner brewery from the Franconian town of Kemmern, they have brewed a completely new Pilsner. One that is not only bitter, but also fruity and extremely tasty. Cold hopped with the two American aromatic hop varieties Amarillo and Mosaic, their Pils is a real fruit bomb and has a modern touch that makes the Pils a real competitor to IPA, DIPA and the like.

The pilsner flows into the glass in a typical pilsner gold tone and forms a corresponding white head of foam. In contrast to. Compared to traditional pilsners, the Superfreunde pilsner has a fine cloudiness. And the scent also stands out from the classic: This Pilsner impresses with a fine hop palette that extends from white grapes to spicy hay to the scent of freshly mown grass. The complexity and depth that the aroma suggests is confirmed in the taste: the hops initially appear floral and playful, and as the drinking progresses, fine fruit aromas and the spice of pine resin are added. The aroma of freshly mown grass complements the play of aromas. A fine bitterness intensifies to the finish and remains on the tongue for a long time.

Mission accomplished! This pilsner is anything but boring.