Budweiser Budvar (Czechvar) 12°

Brewed by Budweiser Budvar Ceske Budejovice
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
České Budějovice, Czech Republic

50 cl bottle at Skallerup Klit. Clear golden color, moderate and disappering white head. Aroma is malt with some sweetness, hints of hops and citrus. Flavor is malty, grassy and sweet with fine bitterness. Nice pilsener!

On draught. A clear golden colored beer, with a thick white head. It disappears quickly. The aroma of malt, hop and citrus. The taste is hoppy bitter, with malts and fruits like citrus. A fresh beer. The aftertaste is smooth bitter.

Bottle. Pours a golden yellow color. Decent Euro Pilsner. clean crisp, balanced. Better than Budweiser in America

Pours a beautiful golden yellow with a nice thick white head. Plenty of spicy hop aromas with hints of floral perfumes and clove. Full bodied with satisfying mouth-feel and carbonation. Sweet malt taste quickly gives way to a crescendo of hop bitterness which lingers on into a nice, long tapering finish with suggestions of yeasty dough, mown hay, and hints of caramel. Well balanced, and a great reference to keep in mind. Try with a hearty onion soup or beef broth.

Fantastic pilsner. Hoppy and crisp yet mellow and warm at the end. Classic.

I was so pleased when I first had this to learn it wasn’t actually made by Budweiser....It’s a very solid pilsner, with added floral hops and a nice grain characteristic that makes the beer very smooth. This is a good go-to beer, and brings back memories of Prague.

Good heavy hoppy and fruity aroma with minor malt notes. Impresive large, white and frothy head with good lacing. The sparkling, yellow pilsner calls for pouring dawn the throut. Starts light sweet and bitter an ends with a more moderate bitter flavor. Lively, dry feeling says "One more beer, please Now"

on tap at The Field in Dania. Golden pour, white head. Pretty boring grainy, malty aroma with a hint of hops. Flavor is typical for the style. A style that I find myself steering away from more and more each day.