Award-winning Seattle beer gets a new look and wider distribution

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Even the prettiest people need a little cleaning up now and again. The same is true for award-winning, delicious, and beautiful beers. Two Beers Brewing recently introduced all-new packaging for its Pilsner. And it’s gorgeous. Available now at The Woods tasting room in Seattle. Look for it soon at beer retailers.

The beer previously known as Pilchuck Pilsner has a new name: Pilsner. Why complicate things, right? Whatever you call it, Two Beers Pilsner has won a couple of impressive awards from Sip Magazine, where it was judged against some of the very best pilsners from across the Northwest by a panel of experts. Based on a double-blind tasting format, the judges awarded Two Beers’ pilsner the Double-Gold award in 2019 and the Platinum award in 2020.

As far as the packaging goes, the sleek black and gold cans and boxes are really quite elegant. Kinda sexy. See the press release below for more information, including the good word about how Two Beers Pilsner is now more widely distributing the beer.

Award-winning Two Beers’ Pilsner Takes on a New Look and Wider Distribution

Two Beers’ Pilsner – A Passion Project Long in the Making Hits Shelves in March

SEATTLE (February 4, 2021) –Two Beers Brewing’s Pilsner fans rejoice – Pilsner has an exciting new look, a simplified name, and will be hitting the shelves in Washington grocery stores and bottle shops in March 2021.


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A long-time draft staple in local Seattle bars and restaurants, Pilsner’s new 12 ounce 6 -packs will be available at The Woods tasting room in SoDo starting Friday, February 5. Shortly thereafter, Pilsner will be available throughout Washington courtesy of Columbia Distributing with package product expected to hit shelves in March 2021.

Two Beers’ fans likely know Pilsner as “Pilchuck Pilsner.”


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Alternately, Pilsner donned the moniker “Pilsner in a Can” for a brief stint in 2019 when sticker labeled brites to go first became available for sale in The Woods Tasting Room. Now in 2021, the clean and crisp lager dropped a few letters in the name and traded up packaging for a sophisticated and minimalist new look to complement the can’s contents. In the parlance of our times, this is what folks refer to as a “glow up.”

Label aside, Two Beers Brewing’s Pilsner by any name is an award-winning beer. Pilsner brought home a Double Gold Medal from Sip Northwest’s 2019 Best of the Northwest beer competition and then later took the much-coveted Platinum Medal in 2020, an incredible fete among the heavy hitters and bastions of beer in the Pacific Northwest. “It’s a big deal to bring home not one, but two prestigious awards for Pilsner in the Pacific Northwest,” says Marketing Manager Maura Hardman. “There is no shortage of incredible breweries in the PN and we are thrilled to be counted among them.”

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Much like the packaging, the recipe has for Pilsner has evolved over the years to arrive at what customers will soon see on their local grocery store and bottle shop shelves. Head Brewer Jesse Ransavage joined the Two Beers Brewing team seven years ago bringing with him an ardent love for lagers and the patience and passion necessary to get them just right. When asked what sparked Pilsner as a passion project over the years, Jesse laughs and explains, “I really wanted to make a beer I would want to drink every day after work.”

Pilsner, the result of years of careful recipe adjustments and experiments with water chemistry is absolutely crushable. Two Beers’ award-winning Pilsner— based on a traditional czech pale lager recipe—is hopped with the classic Saaz hops and our own addition of Perle hops. With a lightly sweet aroma and mild hop spiciness on the tongue, it’s a refreshing take on an old Style.

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For more information, follow Two Beers Brewing Co. on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram (@twobeersbrewing), or visit twobeersbrewing.com.



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