21st Amendment Brewery has been one of the most venerated and beloved brewpubs in San Francisco since the turn of the millennium, and the brewery is clearly looking to strengthen that reputation with the launch of an unabashedly hoppy pilsner that is dubbed 'Coaster Pils.'
This particular beer comes in at 5.4 percent ABV, and makes use of dry-hopped Coaster Pils in conjunction with Mosaic and Simcoe hops, which are known to convey notes of passionfruit, apricot and citrus to the beer. "All those elements are brought forth with the German lager yeast we use with its floral and fruity aromas and clean flavors," noted Shaun O'Sullivan, co-founder and brewmaster at 21st Amendment Brewery, in a press release.
The end result is a delectably hoppy pilsner that pairs perfectly with hot summer days, with its crisp and refreshing texture making it a wonderfully satisfying beverage.
Summer-Centric Hoppy Pilsners
This Dry-Hopped Beer Delivers a Satisfying Drinking Experience
Trend Themes
1. Hoppy Pilsners - Craft breweries can experiment with a variety of dry-hopped and fruit-forward hops to create unique hoppy pilsners.
2. Seasonal Beer Launches - Breweries can capitalize on seasonal drinking trends during summer months by launching unique and refreshing beers that complement hot weather.
3. German Lager Yeast - Craft beer breweries can experiment with German lager yeast to add floral, fruity, and crisp flavors to their pilsners.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Beer Industry - Craft breweries can experiment with a variety of dry-hopped and fruit-forward hops to create unique hoppy pilsners and capitalize on seasonal drinking trends.
2. Beverage Industry - Breweries can launch unique and refreshing summer beers to cater to a growing market of summer drinkers who prefer crisp and refreshing drinks on hot days.
3. Tourism Industry - Local tourism industries can promote craft breweries and seasonal beer launches to attract summer tourists who are looking for unique and refreshing drinking experiences in new locales.