The History of Bavarian Pils
Introduced to the US for the first time in 2017, and available year-round.
German brewers produce a beer style famous the world over, pils: a brisk
golden lager with snappy hop aroma and pure barley malt flavor, originally inspired by Czech Pilsner beers. German
pils beers were the original inspiration for golden lagers in the US: German brewers made this popular style when they set up new US breweries in the latter half of the 19th century.
Taste
Ayinger Bavarian Pils is the flavor of a fruitful barley harvest, seasoned with noble hops: a brisk golden lager with snappy hop aroma and velvety-soft malt flavor, from locally-grown barley. A thick creamy head rests atop this brilliantly clear, golden elixir. Ayinger Pils shows the masterful perfection of four classic ingredients melded by a family’s generations of brewing skill: barley malt; hops; water from an Ice Age aquifer via the brewery’s well; and lager yeast.
Serving Suggestion
Goat cheese or mild cheddar, grilled bratwurst with sauerkraut and pomme frites, croque monsieur, fried oysters with spicy remoulade, jerk or tandoori chicken, sushi, pound cake, or strawberry rhubarb pie. Serve in tall, tapered pils glass.
Accolades
Gold Medal, German Lager/Pilsner, US Open, Dec. 2020
Top Twenty Must-Try, Year of Good Beer 2019
Country Gold, World Beer Awards 2018
Top 25 Beers of 2017, DRAFT Magazine, December 2017
Top New Beers of 2017, The Full Pint - Ken Weaver, December 2017
"Borders on perfection." - Honolulu Star-Advertiser, May 2017
Third Place, Great International Beer, Cider, Mead & Sake Competition, November 2017
94 points - Gold Medal, World Beer Championships, 2017
Highly recommended - "Hugely drinkable, effortlessly vast." All About Beer Magazine, June 2017
Product Sizes and Quantities
- 11.2-ounce (330 ml) bottles / 24 per case (cases of six 4-packs)
- 50-liter kegs
Stats
ABV: 5.3% - OG: 1.047 - IBU: 32
Ingredients: Water, barley malt, hops, yeast.
Nutritional info: Serving Size - 11.2 oz. (330 ml). Calories: 140; Total Fat 0 g (0% Daily Value); Sodium 0 mg; Total Carbohydrates 9 g (3% DV); Sugars 0 g; Protein 2 g (4% DV). (Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie daily diet.)
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