 zappafan99 (316), Rock Hill, South Carolina, USA
May 15, 2008
Gold body with a quickly shrinking head. Can’t break the smell apart...yet. Thick palate for an abv of 4.4 on a see -through beer. Oily. A nice hoptitude. The taste lingers and lingers and ...lingers..until you put something else in your mouth. My version was Czech and in the evil green bottle covered by cardboard variety. $7.99 a sixer in South Carolina, worth the price for an original, maybe not so for an American of the same ilk.
Strangebrewer (14), Chatham, Ontario, Canada
Sep 5, 2008 Grainy slightly skunky smell that alot of pilsners have. Clear golden colour. Foamy head doesn’t last long. Tart grassy, hoppy taste. Bitter finish. True to the pilsner style. Not bad.
ucusty (1062), Wake Forest, North Carolina, USA
Sep 4, 2008 Clear gold pour. Fizzy white head and rather thin in the lace department. Clean refreshing. Thin bodied notable hints of hops
possumjc (79), Charleston -Mt Pleasant, South Carolina, USA
Sep 4, 2008 Bottle. Pours a very clear golden yellow. Not much head. The aroma is not too distinct. Clean slightly hoppy taste. I am not a fan of pilsners in general. Not terrible. Went OK with some pizza.
drjay44 (125), USA
Sep 3, 2008 Tap. White head, rapidly leaving, pale yellow color, pleasant nose with nice hops, flavor mild with nothiing much there, watery palate, which reminded me why beers were brewed in the middle ages (purify water), so I think this shows the evolution of beers over the last few decades.
MexiFinn (9), Nevada, USA
does not count  Sep 3, 2008 Absolutely one of the most unique beers I’ve ever tasted... very hoppy, beautiful golden color, perfectly skunky... good stuff! Cheers!
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