Beer Style: German and Czech Pilsners

Includes both Czech and German-style Pilsner recipes

43 result(s).

Bohemian Pilsner (Ted Hausotter)

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Ted has won several awards for this recipe, the best of which was second place Best of Show at the Masters Championship of Amateur Brewing (MCAB) in 2000.


Bohemian Pilsner (Randy Scorby)

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This recipe was the runner up Best of Show at the 2014 Central Oregon Homebrewer’s Organization Spring Fling in Bend, Oregon with this recipe.


German-Style Pilsener

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3 different hop varieties add character to this crisp and bitter German-style Pilsener.


German Pilsener

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The Pils — short for Pilsner or Pilsener — is the northern German adaptation of the world’s first-ever blond lager, the original Czech Plzensky Prazdroj, which is more commonly known by its


Samuel Adams Brewing Company: Noble Pils clone

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Noble hops are the showcase in this smooth and easy drinking pilsner, fashioned in the German-style. According to Boston Beer Co.’s website, “This unique pilsner showcases all 5 Noble hops from the world’s oldest growing regions for a distinct, complex hop character. The floral, citrusy aroma and flavors from the Noble hops are balanced by the honeyed malt notes of special Bohemian spring barley, for a crisp, fresh taste.”


Market Garden Brewery’s Progress Pilsner clone

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Progress Pilsner, created in the style of a German Pilsner, is one of three year-round beers at Market Garden Brewery in Cleveland, Ohio.


Firestone Walker Brewing Co.’s Pivo Pils clone

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When Old World Pilsner goes US West Coast, the result is Pivo Hoppy Pils. Brewed with classic influences from Germany and the Czech Republic, Pivo is then dry hopped to pump up the floral, spicy, herbal, and lemongrass aromatics in German Saphir hops.


Butte Creek Brewing: Organic Pilsner clone

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A German-styled Pilsner brewed using only organic malts and Sterling hops to provide a bright, refreshing beer.


La Conner Brewing Co.’s Pilsner clone

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Two continental Pilsner malts lay the foundation for the Washington-brewed Pilsner lager and noble hops round out the profile.


Odell Brewing Co.’s Double Pilsner clone

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Like a double IPA, this is a amped up version of a Pilsner from Odell Brewing.


German Pils

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by the numbers OG: 1.044–1.050 (11–12.4 °P) FG: 1.008–1.013 (2.1–3.3 °P) SRM: 2–5 IBU: 25–45 ABV: 4.4–5.2% German Pilsner recipes seem so simple, but brewing a perfect example is a challenge that


Bohemian Pils

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by the numbers OG: 1.044–1.056 (11–13.8 °P) FG: 1.013–1.017 (3.3–4.3 °P) SRM: 3.5–6 IBU: 35–45 ABV: 4.2–5.4% Czech or Bohemian-style Pilsner is one of those styles that many new brewers want to


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