Pilseners and Lagers are primarily distinguished from Ales by their specific type of fermentation. Pilsener and Lager beers are bottom fermented at low temperatures while Ales are top fermented at higher temperatures. ‘Bottom’ and ‘Top’ refers to the way the different yeast strains work on the wort (unfermented beer). Lager yeast eats sugar from the bottom where Ale yeast strains eat sugars from the top of the fermenter. Lagers and Pilseners are generally made with primarily Pilsener malt and is usually hopped with German Noble hop varieties such as Hallertauer, Tettnanger, Saaz, and Spalt. Original gravities range from 1.044 – 1.050 and they are hopped at around 25 – 45 IBU. This makes for a beer that is crisp, clean, and refreshing that also prominantly features the German hop bitterness accentuated by sulfites in the water.
PILSNER URQUELL- CZECH PILSENER 4.4%Â (CZECH REPUBLIC) 12oz 4
AVERY JOES PILSNERÂ (COLORADO) – 12oz 5
CARLSBERG – GERMAN PILSENER 5%Â (DENMARK) 11.2oz 5
EINBECKER (NON-ALCOHOLIC) 5% (GERMANY) 12oz                                                  5
LAGUNITAS PILS – CZECH STYLE PILSENER  (CALIFORNIA) 12oz 5
SPATEN OKTOBERFEST – MARZEN 5.9% (GERMANY) 12oz 5
CARLSBERG ELEPHANT- EURO STRONG LAGER 7.2% (DENMARK) 11.2oz                                    5
AUGUSTINER EDELSTOFF – MUNICH HELLES LAGER 5.6% (GERMANY)Â 12oz 6
AECHT SCHLENKERLA HELLES LAGERBIER – 4.3% (GERMANY) 16.9oz 9
PORT BREWING MIDNIGHT EXPRESSION – BLACK LAGER 5% (CALIFORNIA) 22oz 10
STONE/BREWDOG/CAMBRIDGE JUXTOPOSITION – BLACK PILSNER 12oz 12
ROGUE CHATEAU DIRTOIR – BLACK LAGER (OREGON) 22oz 12
TERRAPIN PUMPKINFEST (ATHENS, GA) 22oz 13
AVERY 17 – BLACK LAGER (COLORADO) 22oz 14
LEFT HAND / TERRAPIN OXYMORON 22oz 14
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