Lost Rhino, heir apparent to the Old Dominion of . . . old.

[RWBooneJr]

I searched, but found no topic here about Lost Rhino Brewing Company which is, by many, many miles, brewing the best local beer.  Their Face Plant IPA is the most widely available and is excellent, striking the balance that this style is supposed to have between malt and hops. But the best beer I've had from them -- indeed, the best beer I had in 2011 -- is their Rhino Chasers Pilsner.  Killer light Pilsner along the lines of Brooklyn's, but with a nice crispness to it.  A Miller Light drinker and a beer geek would be equaly happy with it. Unfortunately, I've seen it on tap exactly twice, both times at Screwtop in Arlington.  They have it again tonight, but said the keg is almost done. Shame, because it should be easier to find.

[saf]

Rhino Chasers Pilsner.

Unfortunately, I've seen it on tap exactly twice, both times at Screwtop in Arlington. They have it again tonight, but said the keg is almost done. Shame, because it should be easier to find.

Meridian Pint has it fairly regularly.

[SeanMike]

I do like their Icebreaker quite a bit.

[thatguy2009]

Rhino Chasers Pilsner is served at Evening Star I also tried the Rhinonoel< just too busy for me, too xmas- gingerbread spices.

[petercarrjones]

As of yesterday, Meridian Pint had their Keller Pils on tap- basically an unfiltered Rhino Chaser and a real treat. Definitely concur on the Icebreaker. Have to add that they do a great job on the Woody Stout.

[SeanMike]

Passenger has the pils on tap as well.

Yesterday:

"What do you have on tap?"

"Well, we have the Lost Rhino Pils, blah blah blah..."

"Which is most like a pilsner?"

"Uhhhh...the Lost Rhino pilsner..."