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Russian River Brewing underscores a fun fact about the Russian River with their new West Coast Pils, 110.
It is named for the 110 miles that the Russian River flows from Mendocino County all the way through Sonoma County on the journey to the Pacific Ocean.
“110 is a cold fermented Pilsner but hopped more like an IPA. A lower alcohol content and a balanced hop profile make this beer extremely drinkable.”
We have another entrant in the West Coast (aka hoppy) Pilsner market. This time from almost Glendale’s Paperback Brewing.
For the record, not a clown fan at any time, even on a beer label.
King Harbor sends a West Coast hopped pilsner our way with Fly Casual.
Here is the brewery description – “It’s been feeling a lot like Jakku recently and this is just what you need to get you through a hot summer day scavenging around the South Bay. This one’s got the strength and hoppiness of a pale ale, but with the clean, crisp and refreshing qualities that comes with a nice Pilsner.”
I would suggest getting a four-pack and not a Solo can.