Ecliptic Brewing celebrates 9 years with New Zealand-style Pilsner

Ecliptic Brewing releases Ninth Orbit New Zealand-style Pilsner

Portland’s Ecliptic Brewing celebrates its ninth anniversary this year, and to commemorate its ninth orbit around the sun the company released Ninth Orbit, a New Zealand-style pilsner. (Yes, I’m late posting this for the anniversary party, but the beer is still out!)

Details:

In honor of Ecliptic Brewing’s Ninth Anniversary on October 20th, the company will release a New Zealand-style Pilsner in both draft and 16-ounce cans.

Ninth Orbit: New Zealand-style Pilsner is brewed with Pilsner, Munich and Caramalt and Harvest yeast. Galaxy, Simcoe and Motueka hops complete this crisp brew, with Motueka hops originating in New Zealand. Clocking in at 5.5% ABV and finishing with flavors of pineapple, lime and passionfruit, this celebratory lager is highly drinkable and a perfect birthday beer for Ecliptic Brewing.

Says Ecliptic’s Owner and Brewmaster, John Harris, “Pilsner styles are getting more popular. Our first New Zealand-style Pilsner was a collaboration with Garage Project out of New Zealand several years ago. That recipe served as our inspiration for this ninth anniversary celebration beer. It turned out really nice.”

Ninth Orbit: New Zealand-style Pilsner will be released in 16-ounce cans and draft throughout Ecliptic Brewing’s distribution network on October 19th. The company will celebrate the release and its ninth anniversary with a multi-day party and specials at their restaurant from October 20-23rd. Visit Ecliptic’s event page for up-to-date details on this party.

Ninth Orbit: New Zealand-style Pilsner

Brewed to celebrate our 9th anniversary, this New Zealand-style Pilsner hits crisp with fruit flavors of pineapple, lime, passion fruit, and citrus.

ABV: 5.5%

As the name implies, a New Zealand-style pils is brewed using New Zealand varietal hops, which highlight tropical fruit characteristics.

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