So why is the German Pils more bitter overall? Simple: water. There aren’t many times when you hear me bang on about water chemistry, but this is one. Great German Pilsners greatly benefit from relatively high sulfate content in their water. Luckily, my local water has a near-perfect level of sulfates and a nice sulfate-to-chloride ratio, which means bitterness is slightly accentuated. I land at just under 100ppm for sulfate and 85ppm for chloride. It can make some of my paler, more hoppy beers a little too sharp, but it’s damned near perfect for German Pils. In fact, I’m going to go make one as soon as I’m done writing this.
https://beerandbrewing.com/make-your-best-german-pilsner/
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