Gambrinus Dia (Low Sugar)

Brewed by Plzensky Prazdroj (SABMiller)
Style: Pilsener
Plzen, Czech Republic

Bottle 50 cl. Courtesy of yespr/KimJohansen. Clear yellow with a rough, white head. Good malty aroma, some grassy accents as well. Medium body, malt and a little cardboard and again grassy accents. The finish is dry without any greater bitterness, but surprisingly a little sweet. 141208

Acceptable low sugar pilsener. Very similar to regular Gambrinus, maybe slightly lighter and, surprisingly enough, less bitterness.OK

Bottle, 4.0% as Gambrinus se snizenym obsahem cukru. Clear golden colour. Small stable white head. Clean flavour, medium bitterness, but mild. Slightly dry, but still good.

On our vacation in the Czech Republic, Nejdek, I bought this in a supermarket. It tasts good. I can’t read Czech so I didn’t know hat is was a low sugar.

i think i prefer this to normal gambrinus. it’s getting a bit difficult to find new beers to taste in plzen so i might have to switch to the wine soon. this tasted less industrial than normal gambač

Pale, relatively light bodied, rather bitter. Not one of the better Czechish pilseners,

Gambrinus Se Snizenym Obsahen Cukru (low Sugar) 4.0% Bottle. [Tasting session @ Papsoe] Small fizzy white head that mostly diminished. spare display of lacework. Clear yellow color. Aroma of cardboard, hay, grass. Over the palate came again cardboard, grass. Light bodied with an average carbonation and light dry, thin texture. Light sweet and bitter flavor. Light cardboard bitter finish.

Bottle (Gambrinus se snyženym obsahem cukru): Golden, lazy carbonation, smaller loose white head, that quickly diminishes to a small and stable white layer; light grainy to strawy nose with the faintest bitter touch; light sweet-bitter flavour, light bodied as well; light cardboardy and grainy finish with a hoppy illusion in the aftertaste. Bland, that’s understood, but not much worse than the "regular" Gambrinus........