Tag Archives: German pils

Winter Pils

Posted on March 1, 2022 by Andy Farke

I am continuing my quest for the perfect German pils, with numerous iterations (see these recent examples) and a continued presence on my Brew Year’s Resolution list. Through various iterations, I am finding that I like a beer in the … Continue reading →

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Farke’s Best Pils

Posted on November 21, 2021 by Andy Farke

My dad has a few hop bines on the farm in South Dakota, and usually has a fair bit of Cascade that he sends my way (see my recent pale ale). This year, I also managed to snag some South … Continue reading →

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Schell’s Pilsner Clone 2021

Posted on August 28, 2021 by Andy Farke

I brew this recipe from time to time, and have enjoyed it pretty well so far. It’s a nice German pils to have around, and has a wonderfully simple approach. This year’s edition is generally the same as in past … Continue reading →

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Pilsnerpeton

Posted on April 3, 2021 by Andy Farke

I’m slowly and steadily improving my German pils game, and feel like this one is a winner! It’s a super basic recipe, but my philosophy has always been that the best pilsners are accentuated by skill and quality ingredients, rather … Continue reading →

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Pfriem Pilsner

Posted on January 14, 2021 by Andy Farke

I recently bought a Foundry brewing system, and chose a German pils as my first brew. First off, I really like this style. Importantly for a first spin on the Foundry, it gave me a chance to try out a … Continue reading →

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