Propeller Brewing Company
Since 1997, these folks have been a constant in the Halifax beer community.
First opening their doors in 1997, Propeller Brewing Company has gone from a small brewery on Gottingen St. brewing a Pale Ale and an Extra Special Bitter to become one of the largest brewery’s in Nova Scotia and a driving force in this industry. Owner John Allen has allowed the business to grow and branch into multiple locations and a comprehensive product line that includes beer, ready to drink cocktails, and craft sodas. They have won awards both locally and nationally for a wide array of products and continue to experiment with new styles and old favourites.
First opening their doors in 1997, Propeller Brewing Company has gone from a small brewery on Gottingen St. brewing a Pale Ale and an Extra Special Bitter to become one of the largest brewery’s in Nova Scotia and a driving force in this industry. Owner John Allen has allowed the business to grow and branch into multiple locations and a comprehensive product line that includes beer, ready to drink cocktails, and craft sodas. They have won awards both locally and nationally for a wide array of products and continue to experiment with new styles and old favourites.
That’s where Propeller Pilsner comes in. Crisp, clean, and refreshing, it’s exactly the kind of beer you want in hand as the puck drops.
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Beer Type
Lager -
Beer Category
Gold Beer -
Beer Style
Czech PilsnerCzech Saaz hop is used here; known for higher bittering acids, and intense floral aromas with lots of pepper. Learn More -
Country
Canada -
Region
Nova Scotia -
Sub-Region
Halifax -
Size
473ml -
ABV
4.8% -
Tasting Notes
BitterCrispSmooth
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