I have to say, “I am proud to be Czech when it comes down to the delicious life-giving elixir that we call the Beer. Pilsner beer became very popular in all parts of the world since then, but probably mostly appreciated it is in Czechia, as Czechs still remain at the top #1 spot of the biggest consumers of beer in the world. The top fermentation is known for Ales and wines, as well as various kinds of fruit ciders. Before that, the only fermentation was the top fermentation, where the yeast resides and ferment at the top of the wort. Two different strains of beer brewing yeasts got accidentally combined and paired and the result of it is the Pilsner beer, the bottom fermentation, which is the fermentation at the bottom of the wort where yeasts reside. One day a very unusual thing happened inside the Pilsen brewery. The brewery leaves a bit of yeast in the brew, giving the beer a slight haze, and also dry hops the beer with European hops. STS is a German-style pilsner with a couple of twists. Pilsen has been the home to the Czech most popular and delicious beer that is known for its unique and balanced hoppy taste, the Pilsner Urquell. Threes, pFriem, and Upland among others, all have perfected their own pilsners, and Russian River did so while paying tribute to, of all things, the local airport.

It hasn’t been until in the city of Pilsen located in the heart of Europe on the land called in the past Bohemia, which became later Czechoslovakia, later the Czech Republic, and now Czechia. German-grown hops provide lovely, flowery, grassy, aromatics, and an assertive bitterness. German malted, and German-inspired pilsner malt make a bright and beautiful base for this beer. Today we are going to be talking about my personal favorite type of beer, the Pilsner.įirst, there is a little lesson from history about the Pilsner type of beer and how about it came to be. pFriem Pilsner takes a classical approach to brewing pilsner, combined with new craft beer technics. If you are just a little bit into the beer, you probably notice that there are hundreds of kinds of beer and breweries in the world and that each beer tastes different. History Behind the Pilsner “Type of” Beer that Not Many Know

Pilsner beer origin