Radegast Birell

Clear golden with large white head. Sweet aroma with cardboard and grainy notes. Sweet flavor with wet grainy, grassy and fresh wort notes. Finishes with cardboard notes.

Can: Pale golden, big persistent white fluffy head; sweetish pale-malty and worty nose with some bitter traces; light to moderate sweetish-bitter flavour, light bodied, soft creamy MF; almost lingering bitter-worty finish. Not bad for a low-alcohol, kind of the best product of this fizz-factory........

Bottle in Prague. Average fizzy white head that mostly lasted. Fair display of lacework. Clear sparkling body with a straw like yellow color. Aroma was weak notes of grass and mild toasted malt. Some underlying sweetness as well. Light bodied with an average carbonation and somewhat thin texture. Light sweet flavor with some counter bitterness. Light dry and mild bitter finish.
Earlier Rating: 10/30/2007 Total Score: 1.8
Bottle. [Courtesy of Papsoe] Average fizzy white head that mostly diminished. Sparkling body with a golden color. Fair display of lacework. Aroma was very mash like (řllebrřd) with a hint of grass, grain and cardboard. Light bodied with an average carbonation. Light sweet flavor with a hint of bitter notes. Light dry and somewhat bitter finish.

Big shiny lasting offwhite head. Paleish yellow body. Straw and rubber aroma with milky mealy notes. Dry watery milky potato-like grainy taste. Harsh dusty mouthfeel. Bitter watery dandelion aftertaste. Well, it’s drinkable, and not much worse than water. (0.33l can from gr0ve.)

Can bought at some mall north of Plzen, shared with heavy. Medium-big thick white head that went away at a medium pace. Honeyish malty nose, some dusty hop, traces of soggy cornflakes. Not bad, not bad at all for a n/a (but not exactly good either). Very light taste, but there’s nothing offensive about it. Dusty hop again, sweet fruity, maybe corny malt. Pleasant, and a nice enough if watery n/a.