Plzensky Prazdroj Klasik

Brewed by Plzensky Prazdroj (SABMiller)
Style: Pale Lager
Plzen, Czech Republic

Bottle. Light bitterhop nose. Golden, low carbonation, low head. Clean and anonymous - a bit of saaz redeems it a bit. Lightbodied, flatish. Grainy, light grassy aftertaste.

50 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a collapsing white head. Mild cornish and hoppy aroma. Light bitter and dry malty flavoured with a mild bitterness before ad into the finish. Light malty and acdic finish. Clean and crisp and refreshing.

Bottled. A dark golden beer with a thin off-white head. The aroma is sweet malty with light notes of spicy hops. The flavor is sweet malty with light notes of caramel. The body is thin.

A nevéhez hüen egy teljesen átlagos "klasszikus" egyszerü világos sör. Semmi speciális, kellemesen bóditó, a 3,8%-os alkoholtartalmával a "lightosabb" kategóriába tartozik. Az 1.9 pont senkit ne tévesszen meg, mivel cseheknél nem létezik olyan hogy rossz sör. Semmi fanyar, keserü utóiz,. Ezért bármikor iszogatható, "kezdöknek" különösen ajánlott semleges ize miatt! Rendkivül barátságos 6,5 koronás 61-62 HUF-os ára különösen vonzóvá teszi.

Bottled. Golden with a white head. Aroma from sour corn. Pretty thin with only some light maltiness and dry bitterness.

Bottled (BB 11/2008)
Golden color, small white head. Cheap woody hops in the nose. Very watery, not much flavors, just some cheap-tasting hops. Fizzy crap lager.

Chzeck lagers are definitely something to see, however as in every part of the world there is also cheap beer that you can get in the right next door supermarket, this is one of them, poor aroma no taste, very watery,It is just an alcohol beverage which I’m hesitant to call a beer, sorry, I hope I can have more luck along my trip in Prague,

No 313
Rated: 26.01.2008
Bottle brown, 500 ml
Appearance: Pours classic&typical golden body to a Bohemian Pilsener glass rated 2 days after an expiry date, what can be a reason of some microsediment in the body texture being not perfectly clear. head is rather frothy, but small and quickly decreasing to a minimal, rather no laicng. Carbonation is visually medium.
Aroma: Not that fresh as compared to ’Kelt 12’, but still typical of a beer style, malty base is considerably weaker than in ’Kelt 12’ rated before, some citrusy notes especially lemon, simple but focused on stlye, again typical for Bohemian Pilsener, but much weaker in intensity, than the top of the cream and less chalky than for example Slovakian ’Kelt’.
Flavour: Mineral soft mountain water, no sugar accents, a kind of more wattery Pilsener, soft, some watered malty base, very light beer, chalk, some tomato hints in aroma what is characteristic for weaker (more wattery and carbonated) Bohemian Pilseners. Finish duration is rather short.
Palate: Body is light, texture is wattery, finish is rather flat, some chalky and mineral accents, a bit accidic due to carbonation, some faint sweetness on the tongue. Refreshing, average and cheap, commonly found in Czech Supermarkets as a cheaper alternative for really good Pilsener.