Rating 88
Style Pilsner
Produced In Patchogue, NY
United States
ABV 5.5%
Availability Limited
Reviewed By
Reviewed 2019-08-19

Perfect For

Boozy Beach Trips, Cooking And Sipping, Picnics In The Park

Blue Point x Presidente Una Fría Review

Blue Point and Presidente describe this limited-edition collaboration as a "specialty golden pilsner." It's brewed with plantains, which gives it an extra-bitter bite that adds to its yeasty pilsner aroma with traces of citrus. On the palate, it’s bitterness up front and center, carrying all the way through to the finish. Added to this is a distinct hoppy character that's bold for a Dominican-inspired pilsner. That said, if you drink it ice cold, its frothy texture and bright, crisp flavor will go down easy.

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POINTS
Blue Point x Presidente Una Fría
Blue Point and Presidente describe this limited-edition collaboration as a "specialty golden pilsner." It's brewed with plantains, which gives it an extra-bitter bite that adds to its yeasty pilsner aroma with traces of citrus. On the palate, it’s bitterness up front and center, carrying all the way through to the finish. Added to this is a distinct hoppy character that's bold for a Dominican-inspired pilsner. That said, if you drink it ice cold, its frothy texture and bright, crisp flavor will go down easy.

Reviewed On: 08-19-2019
88
POINTS
Blue Point x Presidente Una Fría
Blue Point and Presidente describe this limited-edition collaboration as a "specialty golden pilsner." It's brewed with plantains, which gives it an extra-bitter bite that adds to its yeasty pilsner aroma with traces of citrus. On the palate, it’s bitterness up front and center, carrying all the way through to the finish. Added to this is a distinct hoppy character that's bold for a Dominican-inspired pilsner. That said, if you drink it ice cold, its frothy texture and bright, crisp flavor will go down easy.

Reviewed On: 08-19-2019