This golden lager is a crisp and classic brew, but thicker in mouthfeel than most lager-type beers. It’s got some real weight to it, which makes it pair well with food that has a little spice in it. Czech and German in ancestry, I found it fit perfectly with a seasoned pork chop and asparagus, a dinner that pairing wine with would have proven difficult. Light and golden yellow, it’s on the fruity/grainy side, only very lightly bitter, and overall well-balanced.

5.6% abv.

A- / $7 per six-pack / gordonbiersch.com

Gordon Biersch Pilsner

$7

9

Rating

9.0/10

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