Gambrinus 11° Excelent

Nový Bor, Czeck Republic, tapp in orginal glass, 10 C 20091022. Big strong head! Flavor etc Czech standard pilzner - what is the differense inbtween the 12 degrees and 11???

Bottle from the Albert hypermarket at Chodov, drunk at the hotel. Poured a slightly darker gold body with a relatively fast disappearing white head. Weak grainy sweetish nose. Some herbal notes in the taste, hop? Hardly any true bitterness. Some malt, slightly eggy. All too ordinary. Meh.

bottle 0.5 l, light-golden with small white head. fresh, not too bitter not sweet, refreshing.

Bottle (purchased at Tesco’s Tetschen-Bodenbach):Deep golden, small, but quite persistent white head; light pale-malty nose with an even fainter peppery hoppy touch and a tinge of butter; mild sweet-bitter flavour, subtle malty base detectable, light bodied; slightly lingering buttery and sweet-bitter finish. So far the best Gambač and compared to the 10° and 12° a real gem..............

0,5 l bottle as a gift from Prague. Average appearance with a pale yellow body and a small froathy white head. Some malt, sourish yeast and grassy hop in the nose and flavor, too. Easy drinkable mass producted, average beer to city sightseeing in the capital of the Czech Republic.

bottle, Albert Praha-Nové Butovice. Clear golden colour, large and creamy white head. Aroma of (cheap) hops. Medium-bodied, solid malty base with some pleasant and some rather cheap hop flavours with a decent Saaz character. It doesn’t taset liek europivo, the Bohemian character is clearly detectable. In comparison to Gambrinus 10° and 12° this one is rather good.

Canned. Golden color with white head. Grassy aroma. Nice hoppy flavor, refreshing. Good.

(Bottle 0,5l) Clear light sparkling golden color. White head, quickly done. Light bitter and sour.