Pounder Pils is a German-style Pilsner that’s brewed by Heavy Seas Beer, and for the purposes of this craft beer review, the lager was served in a pilsner glass from a 16 oz. can.

What You Need to Know

The Pounder Pils just recently took home “Best In Show” and what’s behind its award-winning formula is its use of German-sourced malts and European noble hops. So how was it? Let’s get to the review.

Appearance

The Pilsner pours a bright, crystal-clear golden hue and is topped by a thick cap of dense white foam that shows excellent retention.

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Aroma

Noble hops offer a scent that’s floral, grassy, and herbal and backed by bready malt.

Flavor

The palate is dominated by the noble hops whose flavors — just like the aroma — are floral, grassy, and herbal. A lightly sweet bready malt ties the palate together.

Label art for the Pounder Pils by Heavy Seas Beer

Mouthfeel

The feel is crisp and dry with a medium body and moderate carbonation. A firm bitterness lingers through the finish.

Overall

Its appearance is superb and both the aroma is quite pleasant. The bristling carbonation and crisp feel support its hoppy palate nicely. Overall, the Pounder Pils is a brew that’s easily quaffed and a solid representation of the style.