Herold Vyčepní Světlé 10°

Brewed by Pivovar Herold
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Breznice, Czech Republic

cereal, bread, golden, frothy, white foam, velevet medium bitterness, medium body, creamy, lively, long finish, bitter,

(Sampled from bottle at Haket, Göteborg)
Clear golden color, white head. Malty sweet scent. Malty sweet and butterscotch taste. Medium mouthfeel and bitterness.

Bottle (50 cl) at Haket, Göteborg, Sweden. Deep golden, medium white head. Bready malt aroma with butterscotch and floral hops. Meidum bodied with medium carbonation. Nice bitterness.

Bottled. Deep golden. Small white head. Really bready and malty aroma. Sweet, though fresh and malty flavour. A czech pilsner alright.

Bottle at Haket, Göteborg. Golden color, white head. Malty aroma, diacetyl, hops, toffee and candy notes. Malty flavor with diacetyl, toffee and hops. Nice hoppy finish.

reads "traditional czech lager". sweet, malty, honey, aroma. pours a clear dark gold with a small head and very little lacing. flavor is nutty, malty, buttery and caramel. fine sediment floating in the beer.

I believe I found the correct match. My bottle says Traditional Czech Lager. Theis brew is clear yellow, very carbonated with a diminishing foamy white head, no lacing. Aroma is very grainy malt pear aroma. To me, smells like beer! Definitely a lager. Pretty fizzy, very light bodied light fruit flavor. Too thin for me. not very exciting or refreshing.

The aroma smells like barley mash, caramel, toffee, and herbal hops. It seems like there is cream liquor in there too but, it’s very faint. The appearance is brown gold with a small foamy head. The flavor is like no beer I have had to date. It’s got caramel malt, corn, cooked vegetable and herbs. It’s like having a beer stew. Odd for sure; I think it must be a bad batch.