Golden colour. Thick, creamy head. Buttery, meaty aroma. Malty flavour with notes of salty liquorice. Grassy, bitter finish. A pleasant pilsener.

After an Inbev takeover of Staropramen I recommended this to my cousin in Bautzen.He told me he pays 1/2 the price and says it tastes twice as good. Bud and Miller are good at eliminating any foreign or local beer that would have any taste.I saw this 4 one summer at .59 for a 1/2 ltr.It did not last long nor was it replaced.

First rating<br />Draught at Hotel Olympic (horribly expensive beer) in Prague. <br />Golden color, shite creamy head. Not much scent (perhaps due to smoke in the room), a bit malty smell perhaps. Hoppy taste, refreshing. Rather big bitterness. Medium to big body. Bitter in the aftertaste.<br />5/4/8/4/15=3.6<br /><br />Rerate<br />(50 cl bottle at a bar in Holosovice, Prague)<br />On June 25, 2008<br />BB 19.08.08<br />Clear deep golden color, big fluffy white head. Sweet, nettlas and butterscotch scent. Butterscotch, bitter ad malty sweet taste. Bitter aftertawste. Medium mouthfeel an dbitterness.<br />6/4/7/4/13=3.4

The Lure:<br />A filtered yellow-gold sunshine sustains a healthy, creamy head. Flowery, cheesy Saaz allusions slowly emerge as the temperature approaches room temperature, along with a light caramel waft, but all in all, this is a timid aroma.<br /> <br /> The Festivities:<br />This is the first Bohemian Pilsener I have which is really close to my hometown Amčre ŕ Boire’s Cerna Horŕ. An obvious Saaz flowery cheesiness smoothes out into grassy bitterness, all in a big-bubbled frothy carbonation which is counterbalanced by comfortable and round dry malt husks, reminiscent of hay. This is a low-brow Bohemian Pilsener which will quaff while drawing various opinions as to its quality. An unfiltered version would probably give me a better idea as to if Cerna Horŕ is really that similar.<br /> <br /> Transcendence:<br />The terrasses are finally open in the city, and the restaurants nearby have opened their windows.

Golden color, white head. Bready aroma with hoppy notes. Bready flavor at first, then more and more metal showing. Quite a dry metallic finish.