Crooked Stave 'NZ PIls' New Zealand Pilsner Beer, Colorado

Bright, crisp, and beautifully balanced, Crooked Stave New Zealand Pils Beer from Colorado, USA, showcases the elegance of a dry-hopped pilsner with a modern twist. Brewed with Motueka hops sourced from New Zealand, this artisanal lager delivers a vibrant citrus character wrapped in a clean, refreshing finish. At 5.4% ABV, it’s a sessionable and flavorful expression of Crooked Stave’s dedication to brewing precision and creative flair.

Product Details:

• Category: Pilsner
• Region: Colorado, USA
• ABV: 5.4%
• Hops: Motueka (New Zealand)
• IBU: Not Available
• Flavor Profile: Lemon-lime, bright, crisp
• Style: Dry-hopped Pilsner

Sensory Description:

This New Zealand-style pilsner pours a pale golden hue with a delicate, fluffy head. On the nose and palate, expect a lively burst of lemon and lime zest, underpinned by a subtle herbal bitterness and crisp malt foundation. The dry-hopping with Motueka imparts a distinctly refreshing citrus lift, making for an exceptionally bright and clean finish that lingers with graceful minerality.

Brewer's Background:

Crooked Stave was founded in 2010 in Denver, Colorado, with a mission to unite the scientific precision of brewing with artistic expression. Known globally for its wild and sour barrel-aged beers, the brewery also crafts a range of refined traditional and modern styles. With an unwavering commitment to quality and innovation, Crooked Stave continues to push boundaries while honoring brewing tradition from its home in the Sunnyside neighborhood.

Serving Suggestions:

Serve chilled at 4–7°C (39–45°F) in a pilsner glass to amplify its citrus aromatics and refreshing finish. Ideal for pairing with light fare such as grilled seafood, fresh salads, or soft cheeses. Perfect for warm-weather sipping, casual gatherings, or any occasion that calls for a bright and flavorful lager.

Crooked Stave New Zealand Pils Beer offers a clean, citrus-forward experience that reflects both the brewery’s inventive spirit and its mastery of traditional styles.