Country- Mexico
Brand- Estrella Jalisco
Type- Pilsner
Calories- 137
Average Beer Rating- 2.5

Description:
Estrella Jalisco is a light Mexican pilsner that has a pale gold color, refreshing crisp flavor and a clean finish. The ABV for Estrella Jalisco is 4.5%.

Glass to Use:
Pilsners are best served in a Pint glass.

About the Brewery
In 1925, Braulio Iriarte founded Cerveceria Modelo in Mexico City. In 1930 Pablo Diez Fernandez would become director general and the majority stockholder of the company. The company would go on to acquire regional breweries producing Victoria (1935), Estrella (1954) and Pacifico (1954).

In 1991 Cerveceria Modelo would change its name to Grupo Modelo. Grupo Modelo is responsible for brewing the following beer brands- Corona, Estrella Jalisco, Leon, Modelo, Pacifico and Victoria.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 4 out of 5
This beer has a nice light golden hue with a firm white head that dissipates slowly. The beer has fruity malt aromas and soft flavors of light grain. I like this beer, it’s better than most of the Mexican Pilsners.

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Country- USA
State- New York
Brand- Mississippi Brewing Company/ Matt Brewing Company
Type- Porter & Pilsner
Average Beer Rating- 4

Description:
Mississippi Mud Black and Tan combines a robust classic porter with a fine continental pilsner, preserving the character of each while creating the classic taste of a legendary “Black & Tan”. The ABV for Mississippi Mud is 5%.

Glass to Use:
Black and Tan beers are best served in a pint glass.

About the Brewery
Francis Xavier ‘F.X.’ Matt came to the US from Germany in 1878, where he began working for Carl Bierbauer’s Columbia Brewery. In 1888, he would transform the Bierbauer Brewery into the West End Brewing Company. Prohibition was enacted in 1920 and the brewery would survive this terrible time in American history by producing Utica Club soft drinks. When Prohibition ended in 1933, the West End Brewing Co. was the first in the nation to obtain a license and to sell beer.

In 1980 F.X. Matt II would become president of the brewery and rename the F.X. Matt Brewing Co. in recognition of his grandfather. The brewery is now known as the Matt Brewing Company and it is the 4th oldest family-owned brewery in the US. Its most popular beer is Saranac.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 4 out of 5
Mississippi Mud Black and Tan has a dark brown hue with a hint of gold and a nice beige head. The beer has a slight coffee aroma with smooth caramel mocha grain flavor. Overall, it’s a delicious beer with almost a hint of peanut butter. I enjoyed this one!

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Country- Mexico
Brand- Modelo
Type- Pilsner
Calories- 140
Average Beer Rating- 3

Description:
Pacifico is a Mexican Pilsner that uses water from the springs in Mazatlan. This helps to produce a beer with a clean flavor. The ABV for Pacifico is 4.5%.

Glass to Use:
Pilsner beers are best complemented in a tall, slender and tapered glass such as the classic Pilsner glass.

About the Brewery
In 1925, Braulio Iriarte founded Cerveceria Modelo in Mexico City. In 1930 Pablo Diez Fernandez would become director general and the majority stockholder of the company. The company would go on to acquire regional breweries producing Victoria (1935), Estrella (1954) and Pacifico (1954).

In 1991 Cerveceria Modelo would change its name to Grupo Modelo. Grupo Modelo is responsible for brewing the following beer brands- Corona, Estrella Jalisco, Leon, Modelo, Pacifico and Victoria.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3 out of 5
Pacifico has a hay color with a small compact head and malty aromas. The beer has a malty mouth with a light cream and light hop flavors.

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Country- USA
State- New York
Brand- Matt Brewing Company
Type- Pilsner
Average Beer Rating- 4

Description:
Saranac Festival Pils is a seasonal beer that is an easy drinking and clean tasting Pilsner. The ABV for Saranac Festival Pils is 5.2%.

Glass to Use:
Pilsner beers are best complemented in a tall, slender and tapered glass such as the classic Pilsner glass.

About the Brewery
Francis Xavier ‘F.X.’ Matt came to the US from Germany in 1878, where he began working for Carl Bierbauer’s Columbia Brewery. In 1888, he would transform the Bierbauer Brewery into the West End Brewing Company. Prohibition was enacted in 1920 and the brewery would survive this terrible time in American history by producing Utica Club soft drinks. When Prohibition ended in 1933, the West End Brewing Co. was the first in the nation to obtain a license and to sell beer.

In 1980 F.X. Matt II would become president of the brewery and rename the F.X. Matt Brewing Co. in recognition of his grandfather. The brewery is now known as the Matt Brewing Company and it is the 4th oldest family-owned brewery in the US. It’s most popular beer is Saranac.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 4 out of 5
Saranac Festival Pils has a light honey hue, almost no head and aromas of sweet malt on the nose. This beer is super smooth and interesting…… it starts out malty, then transitions into a sweet tart flavor that ends dry. It’s a really good and fun beer to drink!

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Country- USA
State- Louisiana
Brand- Port Orleans Brewing Company
Type- Pilsner
Average Beer Rating- 3

Description:
Point Orleans Ella Double Dry-Hopped Pilsner is made with Australia and Motueka hops. The ABV for Point Orleans Ella Hopped Pilsner is 6.1%.

Glass to Use:
Pilsner beers are best complemented in a tall, slender and tapered glass such as the classic Pilsner glass.

About the Brewery
Port Orleans Brewing Company was founded in 2017 by a collaboration of business-minded New Orleanians who had a fondness for good beer. The force behind the brewery was Richard Thomas and they also have ex-Saints offensive tackle Zack Strief onboard as a partner. The brewery is located in Uptown New Orleans and they produce a wide variety of beers as well as food at their location.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3 out of 5
Ella Double Dry-Hopped Pilsner has a hazy golden hue with a light frothy head. The beer has a slight hops aroma, is light with a tinge of hops on the back of the throat. Overall it’s a good beer, but is slightly bitter.

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Country- USA
State- Wisonsin
Brand- Mucho Aloha
Type- Pilsner Beer
Average Beer Rating- 3

Description:
Mucho Aloha Pacific Pils has a golden color, is crisp with a smooth taste and subtle hoppiness. The beer is comprised of 2-row barley and Vienna malts with classic lager yeast. The ABV for Mucho Aloha Pacific Pils is 5.2%.

Glass to Use:
Pilsner beers are best complemented in a tall, slender and tapered glass such as the classic Pilsner glass.

About the Brewery
Mucho Aloha was founded by Gabriel ‘Gbo’ Tennberg. The goal of Mucho Aloha is to produce great beer for the people of Southern California and Hawaii. Currently the beer is brewed and canned in Monroe, Wisconsin but the company is eyeing plans to open their own brewing facilities in SoCal and Hawaii!

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3 out of 5
Mucho Aloha Pacific Pilsner has a light golden hue with a small head (almost looks like a Miller Lite.) The beer has malt and hops on the nose and is smooth with a little hops on the end of the palate. It’s an average beer, which actually comes across a little bitter for a Pilsner.

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Country- USA
State- Wisconsin
Brand- Miller Brewing Company
Type- Pilsner Beer
Calories- 96
Average Beer Rating- 4

Description:
Miller Lite is an American Pilsner that is light brewed for more flavor. The beer has only 96 calories. The ABV for Miller Lite is 4.2%.

Glass to Use:
Pilsner beers are best complemented in a tall, slender and tapered glass such as the classic Pilsner glass.

About the Brewery
In 1855 Frederick Miller purchased the Plank Road Brewery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. After the purchase Miller would rename the brewery the Miller Brewing Company. The brewery remained family owned until 1966, when W.R. Grace and Company bought the brewery. Three years later Philip Morris would purchase the brewery and sell it in 2002 to South African Breweries, becoming SABMiller. In 2007 SABMiller and Molson Coors combined. Molson Coors eventually took over sole ownership in 2016.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 4 out of 5
Miller Lite has a light gold hue. The beer has aromas of malt with a light caramel flavor. This is one of my favorite session beers on a hot day.

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Country- Mexico
Brand- Modelo
Type- Pilsner
Calories- 145
Average Beer Rating- 4

Description:
Modelo Especial has an orange blossom honey aroma with a hint of herb. The beer is well balanced with a light hop character and a crisp, clean finish. The ABV for Modelo Especial is 4.4%.

Glass to Use:
Pilsner beers are best complemented in a tall, slender and tapered glass such as the classic Pilsner glass.

About the Brewery
In 1925, Braulio Iriarte founded Cerveceria Modelo in Mexico City. In 1930 Pablo Diez Fernandez would become director general and the majority stockholder of the company. The company would go on to acquire regional breweries producing Victoria (1935), Estrella (1954) and Pacifico (1954).

In 1991 Cerveceria Modelo would change its name to Grupo Modelo. Grupo Modelo is responsible for brewing the following beer brands- Corona, Estrella Jalisco, Leon, Modelo, Pacifico and Victoria.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 4 out of 5
Modelo Especial has a bronze gold brick color with a small head that dissipates quickly. The beer has aromas of malt and a faint pepper aroma, with flavors of sweet malt. The beer is soft, crisp, clean and ends dry. Overall a good beer!

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Country- Mexico
Brand- Corona
Type- Pilsner
Calories- 150
Average Beer Rating- 3.5

Description:
Corona Extra has fruity-honey aromas and a touch of malt. The flavor is crisp, clean and well balanced between hops and malt. The ABV for Corona Extra is 4.6%.

Glass to Use:
Pilsner beers are best complemented in a tall, slender and tapered glass such as the classic Pilsner glass.

About the Brewery
In 1925, Braulio Iriarte founded Cerveceria Modelo in Mexico City. In 1930 Pablo Diez Fernandez would become director general and the majority stockholder of the company. The company would go on to acquire regional breweries producing Victoria (1935), Estrella (1954) and Pacifico (1954).

In 1991 Cerveceria Modelo would change its name to Grupo Modelo. Grupo Modelo is responsible for brewing the following beer brands- Corona, Estrella Jalisco, Leon, Modelo, Pacifico and Victoria.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3.5 out of 5
Corona Extra has a hay hue with a small compact head. It doesn’t have much of a nose, but is a smooth and creamy Pilsner. It often gets a bad reputation, but when you really sit down to evaluate it, it’s a pretty good beer.

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Country- Mexico
Brand- Corona
Type- Pilsner
Calories- 150
Average Beer Rating- 3

Description:
Corona Familiar is a crisp beer with a honey-fruit aroma. The finished product is a perfect balance between hops and malt. The ABV for Corona Familiar is 4.6%.

Glass to Use:
Pilsner beers are best complemented in a tall, slender and tapered glass such as the classic Pilsner glass.

About the Brewery
In 1925, Braulio Iriarte founded Cerveceria Modelo in Mexico City. In 1930 Pablo Diez Fernandez would become director general and the majority stockholder of the company. The company would go on to acquire regional breweries producing Victoria (1935), Estrella (1954) and Pacifico (1954).

In 1991 Cerveceria Modelo would change its name to Grupo Modelo. Grupo Modelo is responsible for brewing the following beer brands- Corona, Estrella Jalisco, Leon, Modelo, Pacifico and Victoria.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3 out of 5
Corona Familiar has a light golden hue with a very small head. I pickup notes of malt on the nose, and the beer is soft on the tongue with a malt overtone. Overall it’s a pretty good beer.

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