Piercing Pils : Dogfish Head Collab : Pear Tea Pilsner

SIGNATURE BREW GROUP LTD

£29.95

ABOUT THE COLLAB We have collaborated with US Craft Beer Legends, Dogfish Head on this exciting new beer project : Piercing Pils Piercing Pils brings together two generations of craft beer and punk rock. Check out our collab playlist below, stick on the hi-fi and enjoy with a cold can of Piercing Pils. TASTING NOTES Piercing Pils is a Czech Style Pilsner brewed with a White Pear Tea and Pear juice . Both the juice and the tea were added in the kettle during the whirlpool, after the boil, for maximum flavour and aroma contribution… You ever heard a pear sing? The pear’s fruity complexity pierce

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