pilsner
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- noun
- /ˈpɪlz.nɚ/
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pilsner
- Three gleaming pilsner glasses stand before the plates, with paper towels folded for napkins.
- Pilsner beer
- pilsner glass
- bottle of Pilsner
We're going to get some local pilsners and enjoy a night out here in Prague.
- We're going to get some local pilsners and enjoy a night out here in Prague.
- So maybe that's something like a pilsner or a farm ale or something along those lines.
- Pilsner glasses for pilsners, snifters for whatever they might be for, for quads and whatever beers you want to get into.
Examples
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We ordered a round of pilsner to enjoy with our meal at the restaurant.
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Basically, you have lager and pilsner, light or regular.
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There's your answer, a fine pilsner.
Blog text (23) -
We're going to get some local pilsners and enjoy a night out here in Prague.
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The Cowboy: For those feeling a tad adventurous, this Smoked Pilsner may be just the thing.
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I opted for the locally brewed Orange Blossom Pilsner.
Blog text (23) -
The smoked malts aren't overpowering, and the use of Pilsner as the base gives everyone a familiar touchstone.
Blog text (13) -
A cleanly malted and sharply hopped Czech-inspired pilsner.
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At the festival, they featured several local pilsner breweries offering tastings.
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He preferred a refreshing pilsner over darker beers during the summer.
Synonyms
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A pale, light beer often served cold
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A beer with a clean, crisp taste usually served cold
A pale golden beer with a strong hop taste from Pilsen
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Etymology
Pilsner comes from the Czech city Pilsen, where this pale, hoppy beer was first brewed, and the ending -er shows 'from Pilsen'. That's why a pilsner means the pale, golden lager style that began in that town.