Pilsner - Italian-styleNorthwest Beer GuideOregon, Washington, Baerlic BlippopilsComment

Baerlic Blippopils

Pilsner - Italian-styleNorthwest Beer GuideOregon, Washington, Baerlic BlippopilsComment
Baerlic Blippopils

Baerlic Brewing Company

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Blippopils

5.2% ABV | - IBU

Inspired by the World Famous Tipopils from the Italian brewery Birrificio Italiano. What makes an Italian Pils, you ask? It differs in nearly every process from the mash to the water chemistry to the fermentation. But Italian Pilsners mostly stand apart from its classic relatives of the Czech and German tradition with a healthy dose of dryhopping during the primary fermentation and another after fermentation is complete. In our case, we chose 100% French Aramis hops throughout the kettle and the double dryhop.

About Baerlic Brewing Company

Translating to ‘of barley’ in old english, bærlic reiterates the fundamental idea that all things, no matter how complex or involved, can always be traced backward to a single, simple core or point of view.

Our point of view comes from a belief that we are all in this together and that our actions shape our world – by being honest, we are approachable; by being consistent, we are trusted; by being considerate, we can sleep at night; and by choosing to keep it simple, we are able to do this really well.

 

Pilsner - German-styleNorthwest Beer GuideOregon, Von Ebert Alemanian PilsComment

Von Ebert Alemanian Pils

German-style pilsner with balanced notes of bready malt and herbal, spicy hops will return in cans.

The beer has provided the Von Ebert Brewing team with the opportunity to focus on refining a very specific type of pilsner.

“There’s a perception that pilsner is a monolithic concept, but there is much variation in the traditional examples of the style,” explained Jason Hansen, Lead Brewer & Blender, Von Ebert Glendoveer. “In a very general way, the spectrum of pilsners goes from more malt-forward to more hop-forward in the general direction of Czech or Bohemian pilsner, followed by Southern German pilsner, followed by Northern German pilsner. With Alemanian Pils, we wanted to do something like the Southern German counterpart to our decidedly Northern German standard Von Ebert Pils.”

Rather than blending base malts as Von Ebert does when brewing Pils, the brewing team used one single German base malt. They chose Tettnang and Hallertau Select hops to push the herbal notes forward a bit more and provide a spicy undertone. A malt-accentuating lager strain from Bavaria was used in the beer as well.

“The result is a balanced and drinkable beer with great malt and hop character, without one overshadowing the other,” continued Hansen. “As for the name of the beer, Alemania is the name for Germany in Spanish.”

Pilsner - German-styleNorthwest Beer GuideOregon, Von Ebert Alemanian PilsComment
Von Ebert Alemanian Pils
Pilsner - Italian-styleNorthwest Beer GuideWashington, Lucky Envelope Italian PilsnerComment

Lucky Envelope Italian Pilsner

The lagerheads at Lucky Envelope are excited to share this deliciously soft Italian-Style Pilsner with notes of honey-like malt sweetness and flowery continental hops. This beer was brewed with Weyermann Eraclea Malt grown off of Italy's Adriatic coast and hopped meticulously with Saphir and Hallertauer Mittelfrueh hops during late, whirlpool, and dry hopping.

Pilsner - Italian-styleNorthwest Beer GuideWashington, Lucky Envelope Italian PilsnerComment
Lucky Envelope Italian Pilsner
IPA - Imperial or DoubleNorthwest Beer GuideOregon, Washington, Baerlic Hop Man "Orange"Comment

Baerlic Hop Man "Orange"

For the fourth installment of Hop man, we come at you with peace and love in our hearts…cause we just survived a freakin global pandemic, man! And now that Hop Man is fully vaxxed, he’s ready for a vacay! A tropical blend of New Zealand Taiheke hops bring big lemon limeto the party while the Strata, Simcoe and Cascade bring it stateside with notes of passionfruit, candid citrus and grapefruit rind. Welcome back to the new normal, dudes and dudettes!

IPA - Imperial or DoubleNorthwest Beer GuideOregon, Washington, Baerlic Hop Man "Orange"Comment
Baerlic Hop Man "Orange"
Pale AleNorthwest Beer GuideOregon, Washington, Baerlic Never EnderComment

Baerlic Never Ender

Single hop pale ale with Oregon-grown Comet Hops. Comet hops were developed decades ago through the USDA hop breeding program. Described as having a “Wild American Flavor” at the time put it out of favor with brewers of the past. Recent brewing practices and flavor profiles have re-birthed Comet as a favorite for hop-forward beers and gives notes of grapefruit, dank and tropical when used as a dryhop.

Pale AleNorthwest Beer GuideOregon, Washington, Baerlic Never EnderComment
Baerlic Never Ender