Klášter Světlý Ležák 11°

Brewed by Pivovar Klášter
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Hradiště nad Jizerou, Czech Republic

Bottled 500ml. -Golden coloured, medium sized white head, slight grainy nose. Caramellish malty, weak hoppy and buttery with some odd fruity/yeasty notes. Mild bitter finish.

0.5l bottle at the Beershop tent at the Rujanfest in Zagreb, shared with ogivlado (thanks!)
Poured a golden body with a tiny white head that went away slowly. Grainy malty nose, sweet. Odd sweet malty taste, lactic, cloves, glues, bubblegum, light hop bitterness near the end. Whoa... really odd but kinda nice.

(tap in Praha most likely) A clear golden beer with thick white foam. It had very little aroma and a very malty taste with low bitterness. Its a bit thin in the mouth and a bit too sweet in aftertaste.

Sep 11, 2007 Bottle from Pivovarsky Klub. Dark brown. Eggy nose. Butterschotch taste. Hoppy and grassy pilsener. Enjoyed this one.

Pale golden, clear beer with a minimal white head. Sweet and buttery aroma of yeast, some caramel malt character, minimal hop and an unexpected and unpleasant fermented apple perfume. The flavor is about the sweet pale malt with minimal carbonation and some freaky mandel taste. Not my favourite

Bottle: Lively carbonation, bigger fluffy white head, golden coloured; light sweet pale-malty nose with a hoppy tinge, soft MF, mild sweet-bitter flavour; pale-malty and light hoppy finish. O.K., nothing wrong with it........

roasty, bread, golden, clear, average head, medium sweetness, lightly bitter, medium body, lively, long finish,

(Draught at Klasterni Pivnice, Prague, 22 July 2008) Golden yellow colour with huge, frothy, white head. Malty, clean nose with notes of grassy hops and grain. Malty, bready taste with toffee, grain and grassy hops in the finish. Fairly modest bitterness and balanced sweetness. Flawless but pretty mainstream Bohemian pilsener.