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Episode 146 – The Schell Game Part III (The End)
Posted By John on June 26th, 2009
Finishing off the Schells sampler pack this week we grade the Pilsner and the Pale Ale.
Week two of the hops challenge concluded. Again little change in perception.
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Beers of the Week:
Beer: Pilsner
Brewery: August Schell Brewing Co. in New Ulm, Minnesota
Grade: C-
Full Review
Beer: Pale Ale
Brewery: August Schell Brewing Co. in New Ulm, Minnesota
Grade: C
Full Review
Full Review
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Schell’s Brewing – Pilsner
Posted By John on June 26th, 2009
Beer: Pilsner
Brewery: August Schell Brewing Co. in New Ulm, Minnesota
Reviewed: 24-Jun-09 on Episode 146
Appearance: Golden yellow with a white head.
Aroma: Sweet and roasted malt flavors.
Taste: Malt sweetness with noble hops undertones. Unfortunately the astringent flavors pulled away from what was otherwise enjoyable.
Mouthfeel: Light body with medium carbonation.
Aftertaste: The astringency lingered. This obscured the favorable flavors in teh aftertaste.
Overall: Admittedly we served this warmer than it probably should have been and will try it again in the future. If a beer needs to be served cold to disguise its flaws it doesn’t say much for the beer though.
Best enjoyed at: Some place very cold as to hide the astringency.
| John: C+ | Brian: C | Ryan: C- | Overall Grade: |
C- Worse than average |
| Marissa: D- | Anne: C+ |
Want a second opinion? Check out the beerme.com review.
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