Krušovice Radler

Brewed by Královský pivovar Krušovice (Heineken)
Style: Fruit Beer
Krusovice, Czech Republic

Can 50 cl. Courtesy of yespr/KimJohansen. Clear yellow with a dense and white lacing head. Fresh aroma of lemon pop. Light body with a heavy carbonation, some sulphur, lemon accents and a somewhat sticky sweetness. 141208

50 cL can. Pours clear and golden yellow with a diminished white head. Crisp lemonish aroma. Sweet and citric flavoured, classic. Goes into a somewhat flat citric finish.

<i>Canned. </i> Pale yellow, airy head. Lemony aroma. Sweet and fruity, lemonady and lifeless. No bitterness. Pointless and much too sweet to be refreshing.

Can 50cl.
Clear light yellow color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly diminishing, white head. Aroma is light to moderate malty, toffee, lemon notes. Flavor is light to moderate sweet with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. [20090514]

Canned. Oh my, another lemonade beer... Pale golden colour, mediiumsized white bubbly head that vanishes fast. Aroma is citrusfruit mixed with yeast and malts. Flavour is mostly citrus with some mild bready hints. Well, atleast it is refreshing.

Clear golden with medium white head. Sweet aroma with lemon notes. Sweet and somewhat malty flavour with loads of lemon. Finished very sweet.

Can: Straw golden, bigger, quickly collapsing white frothy head, citrousy-sweetish nose, combined with the smell of nasty Krušovice; mild, not so sweet as expected, a light bitterness is detectable, a little sourness too; sweetish-beery finish with a touch of vegetables. "Drier" than most of the german Radlers, but nevertheless not necessary..............

Can, shared by Papsoe. It pours a clear, almost golden body with a thin layer of white bubbles on top. Citrusy, slightly buttery nose with some pale malts. Citrus, some hops and pale malt in the flavor too. Short, citrusy finish. Thin body. A boring but quenching beer. (090514)