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Pilsner
All pilsners are lagers, but not all lagers are pilsners. Originally from the town of Pilsen in the Czech Republic, these beauties are slightly malty, bready, and sweet, showcasing soft water and earthy, herbal Saaz hops. At their best, their easy-going drinkability belies surprising complexity. The only negative aspect of a well-made Pilsner is how quickly it disappears. - Bill Bonar
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The Establishment Brewing Company Pilsgnar,
Alberta, Canada
$18-20 (4-pack cans)
CSPC 819846
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Annex Idle Hands Italian Pilsner, Alberta, Canada
$17-19 (6-pack cans)
CSPC 124877
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Polyrhythm Stereo Pils, Alberta, Canada
$17-19 (4-pack cans)
CSPC 124283
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Hard Knox Trailhead Pilsner, Alberta, Canada
$18-20 (4-pack cans)
CSPC 122516
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Bottlescrew Bills
Italian Pilsner,
Alberta, Canada
$17-19 (6-pack cans)
CSPC 111080
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The Establishment Brewing Company Ocean View Pilsner, Alberta, Canada
$18-20 (4-pack cans)
CSPC 143254
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Brewsters
Czech Pilsner,
Alberta, Canada
$18-20 (6-pack cans)
CSPC 105042
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Banded Peak
Mount Crushmore Pilsner, Alberta, Canada
$17-20 (4-pack cans)
CSPC 841947
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