hopIQ found 10 beers with the same hoppy and noble-hop character as Mönchshof Pils. Mönchshof Pils is a newer addition to the range and, unlike the milder Original, is described by the brewery as distinctly hop-forward. Brewed to 11.2 degrees Plato for 4.8 percent alcohol, it is noble-hopped and fine-beaded, with a lean, slim body. The aroma is led by the hops, with herbal, grassy and lightly floral notes over a clean base of pale malt and cracker. On the palate a crisp carbonation carries a fresh, herbaceous bitterness that runs dry into the finish, where the malt steps back. Ranked by flavour match rather than popularity.
Closest match: Ayinger Bairisch Pils — 91%. No twin in the catalogue yet.
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