Style Creation
Pilsner beer is generally regarded as different from a lager, but is actually a style of lager. It uses a partially malted barley, giving it a lighter flavour, with none of the roasted or smoked flavour that was commonly found in German beers until the 19th century. The first pilsner was created using saaz hops and credited to Bavarian brewer Josef Groll.
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