Samuel Adams – Noble Pils | Beer Club for Men

Samuel Adams – Noble Pils

January 17, 2011 |

Author Peter

Sam Adams Noble Pils

]Sam Adams’ Noble Pils is a very hoppy beer with a slight citrus edge to it. It didn’t produce a very thick head and has a nice deep golden color. The beer is light and crisp, but leaves a slight bitter aftertaste.
From the bottle:

…is one of the only brews made with all 5 Noble hops from the world’s oldest growing regions.

I could see myself enjoying a Sam Adams Noble Pils with a nice juicy burger, something substantial to offset the hops.

I purchased this beer at the Giant Eagle in Lyndhurst as part of a Sam Adams variety pack. Twelve beers, 2 bottle of six types, for $15.99.

If you’ve had a chance to try this beer, tell us your thoughts in the comments section, or if you know of a beer that should be sampled by the Beer Club for Men, mention it in the comments as well.

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Tags: Noble Pils, Sam Adams, Samuel Adams

Samuel Adams – Noble Pils

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