Belknap Pils Review
Named after the county it was brewed in, the Belknap Pils is a great beer for swinging your legs on a dock, waiting for the bobber to signal success.
Written by CraftJack | Updated | 1 min read
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Bonus points for drinking it in Belknap County?
First things first, Twin Barns knows how to design a gorgeous can. The artwork looks like a modern, Adobe Illustrator designed, take on a Peter Ferber watercolor. Just look at it, the gorgeous warm gradient, the sunset set behind the mountains and forest, the lake that's screaming for a fresh wake from an antique Chris-Craft.
This couldn't be accomplished without an awesome brewery logo. A logo helps guide all design decisions.
As for the beer, Belknap Pils is a balanced European-style pilsner, brewed with Saaz and Hallertau Mittelfruh hops. A balanced, light golden ale that offers some malt, some bread, and some hoppiness without being overbearing in any way, this Pils would excel as a lawnmower beer. Or, toss a sixer in the cooler and crack a few after a strong day of waterskiing in Blackey Cove.
You could also use Belknap Pils as a beer brat beer.
It's an all day drinker for sure. Just don't let the 5.4% sneak up on you or you'll feel like you ran aground on The Witches.
Brewery Notes. The Bavarian Alps meet New Hampshire's Lakes Region with this crisp, clean, endlessly drinkable Pils from Twin Barns Brewing. Enjoy floral, earthy flavors and an amazingly satisfying finish. Say it with us. PROST!
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