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German Pilsner
German Pilsner is an German Lager beer style. It typically presents as straw to pale. A malty sweet aroma and flavor should be present at low levels. Bready or light biscuity attributes may be present. Hop aroma and flavor is moderate and pronounced, derived from late hopping (not dry hopping) with noble-type hops.
Notes: The head should be dense, pure white and persistent.
- ABV
- 4.6%-5.3%
- IBU
- 25-50
- OG
- 1.044-1.052
- FG
- 1.006-1.012
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Alcohol & Bitterness
ABV:4.6%-5.3%
ABW:3.6%-4.2%
IBU:25-50
Perceived Bitterness:
Medium to high
Color & Appearance
Color:
Straw to paleSRM:3-4
EBC:6-8
Clarity:
Appearance should be clear. Chill haze should not be present
Gravity & Body
Original Gravity:1.044-1.052
Original Gravity °P:11-12.9
Final Gravity:1.006-1.012
Final Gravity °P:1.5-3.1
Body:
Low to medium-low
Flavor Profiles
Malt Profile:
A malty sweet aroma and flavor should be present at low levels. Bready or light biscuity attributes may be present.
Hop Profile:
Hop aroma and flavor is moderate and pronounced, derived from late hopping (not dry hopping) with noble-type hops.
Fermentation Character:
Fruity-ester and DMS should not be present. These are well attenuated beers.
Style info provided entirely or in part by the Brewers Association beer style guidelines.
No beers have been reviewed in this style.