The Myth of Permanence 008: New Zealand Pilsner
New Zealand Pilsner 5.2%
In the fridge
The eighth in a monthly series of limited-releases showcasing various lager styles and, of course, meditating on the transience of all things;Say ‘Kia Ora’ to the newest addition of our Myth of Permanence series – a collaboration with our friends from Betty’s! This slightly hazy, golden pilsner has a crisp, light body and is slightly dry hopped to give it that resinous character. Notes of white wine grapes, gooseberries, and dank, spicy hops all contribute to a refreshing sip, leaving behind a lingering bitterness.
There is only a limited quantity so, while you might want this beer to stick around forever, it won’t.
- 473mL
Tasting Notes
- OG: 12.4
- IBU: 35
- SRM: 6
- Carbonation: 2.5 Volumes (Medium)
- Malts: Pilsner, Wheat
- Hops: Magnum, Motueka, Nelson Sauvin
- Yeast: W 34/70 Lager
- Appearance: Slightly hazy golden with a white head
- Aroma: Big notes of white wine grapes, gooseberries, lemon, lime, dank, hop spice all over a light, crackery malt base
- Taste: More white wine and gooseberries, dank, spicy hops, sweet malt, lingering bitterness
- Mouthfeel: Light bodied with a resinous hop presence on the palate
- Overall impression: A crisp Pilsner with big New Zealand hop character