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Light soft malt flavor combines with an interesting and pronounced hop flavor
Includes Magnum, Liberty, Willamette, and Saaz hops
Estimated ABV: 4.5%
Estimated IBUs: 35-39
Makes 5 gallons of finished beer
Similar to a popular East Coast lager, this recipe features a light soft malt flavor combines with an interesting and pronounced hop flavor/finish to produce a very tasy beer.
Makes 5 gallons
Estimated Original Gravity:1.045-49
SRM (Color Range): 11
IBUs: 35-39
Estimated Alcohol Percentage: 4.5%
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Light soft malt flavor combines with an interesting and pronounced hop flavor
Includes Magnum, Liberty, Willamette, and Saaz hops
Estimated ABV: 4.5%
Estimated IBUs: 35-39
Makes 5 gallons of finished beer
Similar to a popular East Coast lager, this recipe features a light soft malt flavor combines with an interesting and pronounced hop flavor/finish to produce a very tasy beer.
Makes 5 gallons
Estimated Original Gravity:1.045-49
SRM (Color Range): 11
IBUs: 35-39
Estimated Alcohol Percentage: 4.5%
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From the product description, check product page for current description, price and availability:
Light soft malt flavor combines with an interesting and pronounced hop flavor
Includes Magnum, Liberty, Willamette, and Saaz hops
Estimated ABV: 4.5%
Estimated IBUs: 35-39
Makes 5 gallons of finished beer
Similar to a popular East Coast lager, this recipe features a light soft malt flavor combines with an interesting and pronounced hop flavor/finish to produce a very tasy beer.
Makes 5 gallons
Estimated Original Gravity:1.045-49
SRM (Color Range): 11
IBUs: 35-39
Estimated Alcohol Percentage: 4.5%
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Torcido Lager is a Mexican Lager. Sort of. I don’t know much about the style definition of a Mexican Lager, but MoreBeer’s site describes the recipe creation from Barebottle Brewing (San Francisco, CA) as non-traditional. Apparently, Barebottle likes mixing things up, so they describe this beer as a Mexican Pilsner with a German Helles twist. For Barebottle, this beer scored a Gold in the 2019 GABF, so crazy description aside, I figured the beer had some cred behind it.
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West Coast Pilsner combines the crisp, refreshing crushability of a Pilsner with the hoppy wallop of a West Coast IPA
Includes Citra®, Amarillo®, Riwaka, and Mosaic® hops
Estimated ABV: 5.4%
Estimated IBUs: 30
Makes 5 gallons of finished beer
The lines between clean, crushable lagers and hop-forward IPAs continue to blur at breweries and taprooms across the country. Whether it’s a hoppy lager or a Cold IPA that’s flying out of the tap handle, one thing is certain: craft beer drinkers love the combination of a crisp, refreshing lager with the heaps of new world hop character that you’d expect from a modern IPA. Pacific Coast Pilsner is our take on one of the styles within this ever-rising sub category of beers—the West Coast Pilsner. The malt bill consists of nearly 100% pilsner malt extract for a super-clean base and bright straw color in the glass. And now for the West Coast spin. Rather than a dash of noble hops, this recipe includes a healthy addition of Pacific Northwest and Southern Hemisphere hops in the boil, whirlpool, and dry hopping. The end result is a true “best of both worlds” beer. Light and easy-drinking, not too bitter, and teeming with citrusy, tropical hop character.
Makes 5 gallons
Estimated Original Gravity:1.045-50
SRM (Color Range): 3
IBUs: 30
Estimated Alcohol Percentage: 5.4%
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West Coast Pilsner combines the crisp, refreshing crushability of a Pilsner with the hoppy wallop of a West Coast IPA
Includes Citra®, Amarillo®, Riwaka, and Mosaic® hops
Estimated ABV: 5.4%
Estimated IBUs: 30
Makes 5 gallons of finished beer
The lines between clean, crushable lagers and hop-forward IPAs continue to blur at breweries and taprooms across the country. Whether it’s a hoppy lager or a Cold IPA that’s flying out of the tap handle, one thing is certain: craft beer drinkers love the combination of a crisp, refreshing lager with the heaps of new world hop character that you’d expect from a modern IPA. Pacific Coast Pilsner is our take on one of the styles within this ever-rising sub category of beers—the West Coast Pilsner. The malt bill consists of nearly 100% pilsner malt extract for a super-clean base and bright straw color in the glass. And now for the West Coast spin. Rather than a dash of noble hops, this recipe includes a healthy addition of Pacific Northwest and Southern Hemisphere hops in the boil, whirlpool, and dry hopping. The end result is a true “best of both worlds” beer. Light and easy-drinking, not too bitter, and teeming with citrusy, tropical hop character.
Makes 5 gallons
Estimated Original Gravity:1.045-50
SRM (Color Range): 3
IBUs: 30
Estimated Alcohol Percentage: 5.4%
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From the product description, check product page for current description, price and availability:
West Coast Pilsner combines the crisp, refreshing crushability of a Pilsner with the hoppy wallop of a West Coast IPA
Includes Citra®, Amarillo®, Riwaka, and Mosaic® hops
Estimated ABV: 5.4%
Estimated IBUs: 30
Makes 5 gallons of finished beer
The lines between clean, crushable lagers and hop-forward IPAs continue to blur at breweries and taprooms across the country. Whether it’s a hoppy lager or a Cold IPA that’s flying out of the tap handle, one thing is certain: craft beer drinkers love the combination of a crisp, refreshing lager with the heaps of new world hop character that you’d expect from a modern IPA. Pacific Coast Pilsner is our take on one of the styles within this ever-rising sub category of beers—the West Coast Pilsner. The malt bill consists of nearly 100% pilsner malt extract for a super-clean base and bright straw color in the glass. And now for the West Coast spin. Rather than a dash of noble hops, this recipe includes a healthy addition of Pacific Northwest and Southern Hemisphere hops in the boil, whirlpool, and dry hopping. The end result is a true “best of both worlds” beer. Light and easy-drinking, not too bitter, and teeming with citrusy, tropical hop character.
Makes 5 gallons
Estimated Original Gravity:1.045-50
SRM (Color Range): 3
IBUs: 30
Estimated Alcohol Percentage: 5.4%
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Barebottle Brewing Companys Torcido Mexican Style Lager from MoreBeer:
The most compelling stories always have a twist. Barebottle’s award-winning Torcido is a Mexican pilsner with a German Helles twist. Combining these styles results in a light and refreshing lager that would make even M. Night Shyamalan do a double take. Originally developed by Barebottle brewer John “Magic” Montes, Torcido took gold in the 2019 Great American Beer Fest and in turn became the inaugural inductee into the Viking Malt Hall of Fame. Brewed with Viking Pilsner, flaked corn, a dash of Carahell®, and hopped with two additions of Crystal and Saaz.
Barebottle Brewing Company was born in San Francisco, CA with the idea that craft brewing shouldn’t adhere to the strict guidelines of established beer styles. Founded by a trio of friends and former classmates, they continue to pay homage to their homebrewing roots by printing a scaled down version of their recipe on every label. If you ever see one of their creations out in the wild, we highly recommend that your buy it, drink it, and then brew it!
MoreBeer’s Kit of the Week offers a 20% discount on a select recipe for a limited time. Choose from all grain or extract versions while supplies last.
Shipping is also free to many US addresses with a qualifying $59 order
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This review is by Homebrew Finds Contributor Brad Probert. Brad is an engineer, expert homebrewer and experienced reviewer. Grab a link to Brad’s website at the end of this review.
Torcido Lager is a Mexican Lager. Sort of. I don’t know much about the style definition of a Mexican Lager, but MoreBeer’s site describes the recipe creation from Barebottle Brewing (San Francisco, CA) as non-traditional. Apparently, Barebottle likes mixing things up, so they describe this beer as a Mexican Pilsner with a German Helles twist. For Barebottle, this beer scored a Gold in the 2019 GABF, so crazy description aside, I figured the beer had some cred behind it.
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Barebottle Brewing Companys Torcido Mexican Style Lager from MoreBeer:
The most compelling stories always have a twist. Barebottle’s award-winning Torcido is a Mexican pilsner with a German Helles twist. Combining these styles results in a light and refreshing lager that would make even M. Night Shyamalan do a double take. Originally developed by Barebottle brewer John “Magic” Montes, Torcido took gold in the 2019 Great American Beer Fest and in turn became the inaugural inductee into the Viking Malt Hall of Fame. Brewed with Viking Pilsner, flaked corn, a dash of Carahell®, and hopped with two additions of Crystal and Saaz.
Barebottle Brewing Company was born in San Francisco, CA with the idea that craft brewing shouldn’t adhere to the strict guidelines of established beer styles. Founded by a trio of friends and former classmates, they continue to pay homage to their homebrewing roots by printing a scaled down version of their recipe on every label. If you ever see one of their creations out in the wild, we highly recommend that your buy it, drink it, and then brew it!
MoreBeer’s Kit of the Week offers a 20% discount on a select recipe for a limited time. Choose from all grain or extract versions while supplies last.
Shipping is also free to many US addresses with a qualifying $59 order
This post contains affiliate links. We may make a commission when you use our links. This will never cost you extra. Thank you for supporting Homebrew Finds!
From the product description, check product page for current description, price and availability:
West Coast Pilsner combines the crisp, refreshing crushability of a Pilsner with the hoppy wallop of a West Coast IPA
Includes Citra®, Amarillo®, Riwaka, and Mosaic® hops
Estimated ABV: 5.4%
Estimated IBUs: 30
Makes 5 gallons of finished beer
The lines between clean, crushable lagers and hop-forward IPAs continue to blur at breweries and taprooms across the country. Whether it’s a hoppy lager or a Cold IPA that’s flying out of the tap handle, one thing is certain: craft beer drinkers love the combination of a crisp, refreshing lager with the heaps of new world hop character that you’d expect from a modern IPA. Pacific Coast Pilsner is our take on one of the styles within this ever-rising sub category of beers—the West Coast Pilsner. The malt bill consists of nearly 100% pilsner malt extract for a super-clean base and bright straw color in the glass. And now for the West Coast spin. Rather than a dash of noble hops, this recipe includes a healthy addition of Pacific Northwest and Southern Hemisphere hops in the boil, whirlpool, and dry hopping. The end result is a true “best of both worlds” beer. Light and easy-drinking, not too bitter, and teeming with citrusy, tropical hop character.
Makes 5 gallons
Estimated Original Gravity:1.045-50
SRM (Color Range): 3
IBUs: 30
Estimated Alcohol Percentage: 5.4%
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Barebottle Brewing Companys Torcido Mexican Style Lager from MoreBeer:
The most compelling stories always have a twist. Barebottle’s award-winning Torcido is a Mexican pilsner with a German Helles twist. Combining these styles results in a light and refreshing lager that would make even M. Night Shyamalan do a double take. Originally developed by Barebottle brewer John “Magic” Montes, Torcido took gold in the 2019 Great American Beer Fest and in turn became the inaugural inductee into the Viking Malt Hall of Fame. Brewed with Viking Pilsner, flaked corn, a dash of Carahell®, and hopped with two additions of Crystal and Saaz.
Barebottle Brewing Company was born in San Francisco, CA with the idea that craft brewing shouldn’t adhere to the strict guidelines of established beer styles. Founded by a trio of friends and former classmates, they continue to pay homage to their homebrewing roots by printing a scaled down version of their recipe on every label. If you ever see one of their creations out in the wild, we highly recommend that your buy it, drink it, and then brew it!
MoreBeer’s Kit of the Week offers a 20% discount on a select recipe for a limited time. Choose from all grain or extract versions while supplies last.
Shipping is also free to many US addresses with a qualifying $59 order
This post contains affiliate links. We may make a commission when you use our links. This will never cost you extra. Thank you for supporting Homebrew Finds!
From the product description, check product page for current description, price and availability:
West Coast Pilsner combines the crisp, refreshing crushability of a Pilsner with the hoppy wallop of a West Coast IPA
Includes Citra®, Amarillo®, Riwaka, and Mosaic® hops
Estimated ABV: 5.4%
Estimated IBUs: 30
Makes 5 gallons of finished beer
The lines between clean, crushable lagers and hop-forward IPAs continue to blur at breweries and taprooms across the country. Whether it’s a hoppy lager or a Cold IPA that’s flying out of the tap handle, one thing is certain: craft beer drinkers love the combination of a crisp, refreshing lager with the heaps of new world hop character that you’d expect from a modern IPA. Pacific Coast Pilsner is our take on one of the styles within this ever-rising sub category of beers—the West Coast Pilsner. The malt bill consists of nearly 100% pilsner malt extract for a super-clean base and bright straw color in the glass. And now for the West Coast spin. Rather than a dash of noble hops, this recipe includes a healthy addition of Pacific Northwest and Southern Hemisphere hops in the boil, whirlpool, and dry hopping. The end result is a true “best of both worlds” beer. Light and easy-drinking, not too bitter, and teeming with citrusy, tropical hop character.
Makes 5 gallons
Estimated Original Gravity:1.045-50
SRM (Color Range): 3
IBUs: 30
Estimated Alcohol Percentage: 5.4%
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Our Signature Series kits offer a selection of crazy, unique beers developed by MoreBeer! customers, associates, and homebrewing legends!
A malt-forward German ale with a sturdy bitterness
Includes Magnum, Saaz, and Mt. Hood hops
Estimated ABV: 5%
Estimated IBUs: 34-38
Makes 5 gallons of finished beer
“Ever since the first alt bier hit my lips I’ve been hooked on this style! Germany has alot more to offer than just their lagers and this is a great example!” Ryan recommends a step mash. He likes to dough-in at 130F for a 15 minute Protein Rest, and then raise to sacharification rest of 154F for 60 minutes before mashing out at 168F. He likes a 45-60 minute sparge with 170F liquor. Ryan also recommends a 90 minute boil for this style, so hold off on those hops until you are 30 minutes into boil. You may need to collect more wort than you normally would to compensate for the additional boil-off. Ferment at 62-64 for 2 weeks in primary, and lager or 4-8 weeks at 40F if you can keep your hands off it for that long. Prost!
Makes 5 gallons
Estimated Original Gravity: 1.052-56
SRM (Color Range): 17
IBUs: 34-38
Estimated Alcohol Percentage: 5%
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