Gambrinus Svetlý 10° (Desítka)

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

Bottle 50cl. Apperance; dark yello, clear with a small white head. Aroma with hops and some honney. Very Light bitter at the end.

Typical czech lager with bitter flavor and a lot of character. Golden colour with hopy aroma. Refreshing and midle term after taste. Average bohemian pilsener.

bottle, pours filtered gold, small white head. Hay, hop, and skunk aroma. Flavors are very malty with tons of light malt flavor ending with a mild hop bitterness. Refreshing beer, but boring.

Bottle. Golden colour with a white head. Aroma is sweet, malt, fruit. Flavour is dry, sweet, malt, fruit. Boring beer.

Can. Yellow with small white head. Sweet malt and grassy aroma and taste. Medium carbonation and a little bitterness in the finish.

Bottled. Low big-bubbeld offwhite head. Shiny golden body. Sweetish, light hoppy grain/bread aroma. Taste is grainy, fairly sweet, with a moderate bitterness. Light to medium-bodied. Some dusty hops and grains in the ending. One of a dozen.

Bottle from REMA. When REMA took over the LIDL shops in Norway, they promised to keep the tradition of beer imports. this is a step up from the LIDL beer, but they could have looked a bit further to find a decent beer in the czech republic. Some malt and cereals, but it is thin and watery. A little bitterness in the finish, but not enough.

31.12.2008, 0,5l Bottle. REMA 1000. Pale yellow colour with white firm head. Aroma is weak malty. The beer is a little sweet and not as hopped as expected. Forgetteble, typical Rema to import a beer like this.