Klášter Svetly Special (Premium Lager) 14°

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

12oz bottle: Honey gold pour with a thin wispy head and lots of cascading carbonation. Soft notes of creamed corn, sticky caramel and grass make up the aroma. Crisp on the palate. More toffee and caramel sweetness leads the charge, but the DMS notes are present as well. Wildflower honey comes into the mix as well, with a tiny grass bitterness there to balance. Fix the vegetal notes and this would be a above average Bohemian.

This clear golden lager poured with a nice white head I don’t usually like lagers much, but this one is pretty good. There is a tasty malt base, but the flavor is too thin, and the hopping is too sparse.

12oz bottle-pours a rich white head and gold color. Aroma is grainy/light/medium malt-slight caramel, fruit-lime, (continental-Hallertau?) hops. Taste is medium malt (including Crystal)-caramel, herbal/chamomile hops. To medium body.

bottle, clear golden pour wtih a bubbly white head. aroma hits with tons of sweet malt and the flavor is even maltier. total malt and yeast. better than i thought it would be for sure. finishes with a tad of bitterness as well.

12 oz. bottle. Dark gold color. Predominantly a malty flavor with a hint of roast. Sweet tastes of licorice and caramel. Fairly well-balanced. Bitter was mildly bitter.

Single from Three Cellars Milwaukee. Very light and slightly skunky. hint of carmel and bread. Nice think head.

clear gold color, nice white head that quickly subsides. aroma is mostly air, somewhay grassy. flaovor of caramel, bread and grains. medium bodied with a slightly bitter finish. a reasonably enjoyable pils. i could drink more than one except for the fact that i only had one in my beer cellar.

The 5% ABV version from World Market in Davis, CA. Poured a nice golden color. Smelled a little of carmel. Smooth on the palate with a slighty bitter finish.