Idyll Days Pilsner Unfiltered Belgian-Style Lager

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IDYLL DAYS PILSNER UNFILTERED BELGIAN-STYLE LAGER THE BEER Inspired by the tradition and ambience of the pastoral world around us, Idyll Days is a beautifully rustic Belgian-style pilsner. This time-honored creation is brewed with authentic floor-malted barley from the Czech Republic, fermented with a Belgian lager yeast, then patiently cellared until mature. Presented in its essential, unfiltered form, Idyll Days is glorious in its simplicity. TASTING NOTES The beer pours a hazy pale straw hue with a brilliant white head. Czech Saaz hops lend delicate, floral aromas, enhanced by sweet notes of fresh grain. Traditional floor-malted barley sets this beer apart, imparting distinctive earthy flavors of biscuit and subtle honey, framed by a round and quaffable malt body. With mild yeast flavor, Idyll Days Pilsner finishes clean and easy. FOOD PAIRINGS Pair with rustic country fare like rotisserie chicken, grilled root vegetables, or hot buttered biscuits. Hard, aged sheep and cow’s milk cheeses like manchego and clothbound cheddar will perfectly complement this beer’s gently sweet, quenching maltiness. FAST FACTS FERMENTABLES ABV 5.0% Pilsner malt, flaked corn IBU 28 SRM 3 HOPS Czech Saaz for bittering and late AVAILABILITY addition 4-packs of 16oz cans 16 oz Can 16 oz Can Case 1/6 bbl & 1/2 bbl kegs YEAST Belgian Pilsner Northeast Launch February 2020 16 oz can 16 oz can carrier case National Launch March 2020 SHELF LIFE Cans 4 months PRICING Draft 6 months Cans MSRP $10.99 Kegs Ommegang Complex ©2018 BREWED AND BOTTLED BY BREWERY OMMEGANG, COOPERSTOWN, NY, USA.

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