So I was pursuing my regular beer imbibing frolic, when I had discovered a unique bottle on the shelf deciding on what to purchase next, when a title sprang forth from a rather dull diamond looking label that I could not ignore. On that label simply stated the words written in phonetic jocular connotation as to not arouse suspicion but almost made so the brewers could have a good laugh. On that label was titled the words "Katz Pis".
Now right away I knew what this was about and thought it was pretty funny, but also knew that it would be a good opportunity to review it being a beer fan, and also a cat owner.
You see, the label refers to a bottle of cat piss, or more likely the idea that the beer will smell/taste like a litter box of your feline persuasion. Sometimes I thought for sure there might be a brewer at the place named "Katz" and this is his addition to glory but let's not go there...
The reality is that in the beer world, there are certain hops that will give of an aroma that many people will identify as urine. Or specifically a strong ammonia that smells like cat piss. Hence the name of this beer which is a single brewed hop beer of the Nelson Sauvign variety. The idea of a urine smelling drink is not knew, it's also particular common among some people who get a cat urine scent off of certain wines, particularly in my opinion, certain varieties of German Riesling's and Gewurztraminer and sometimes Sauvignon Blancs.
For me, I own two cats, and even before sharing their spaces I was more than aware of what cat pee smells like. I can honestly say I have never smelled a wine or a beer that smells like cat piss.
However, I went into trying this beer out hoping to find something interesting. What I got was something I truly did not expect. For more, watch the video review below.
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