Community Texas Pils

Community Texas Pils hits with a firm, almost peppery noble-hop character right up front—not aggressive, but present. There's a subtle breadiness underneath that keeps it grounded, and you feel the 5% working quietly in the background, adding just enough body to make this feel like a *real* beer rather than a palate-cleanser. Finishes dry with a light herbal bite that sticks around. This is a pilsner that demands your attention.

Live Oak Pilz

Live Oak Pilz is a study in restraint—delicate, almost whisper-quiet on the nose, with that classic European pilsner clarity. The hop profile is there, but it's softer, more of a suggestion than a shout. It drinks like a pilsner should: clean, quenching, with barely any aftertaste. The lower ABV and lighter body mean it vanishes quickly, which is exactly the point. This is a pilsner for when you want refreshment without fanfare.