Staropramen D

Brewed by Staropramen Breweries (InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Prague, Czech Republic

Bottle from somewhere in Prague, possibly the Albert hypermarket in Chodov.
Poured a pale golden body with a medium to big off white head that went away relatively fast. Dry rotten meat in the nose. Crappy meaty taste, some carbonation bite. Ugh... fail. Slightly higher overall rating because of who it’s meant for.

Golden with a lasting white head. Grainy malt, cardboard and metal in the aroma. Dry and watery malt flavour

ably D means "for Diabetics" - the beer is with sugar amount reduced. Pale thin lager, not extraordinary. Cheap. Dry taste and this lack of something

50 cL bottle. Pours clear ad golden yellow with a fully gone head. Mild grassy and malty spiced aroma. Mild grassy and bitter flavoured with a light malty and slight cornish base. Medium dry and bitter finish.

Bottled. A golden beer with a thin white head. The aroma is sweet malty with an artificial sweetness note. The flavor is sweet malty, the sweetness again being artificial. The finish is sweet, dry, and bitter.

<i>Bottled. </i> Clear pale yellow, rich airy head. Neural aroma. Medium sweet with clean hard mouthfeel. Dull and lifeless malt character, no bitterness. Typical InBev lager.

No 471
Rated: 16.07.2008
Bottle green, 500 ml
Appearance: Pours nice pure and perfectly clear in texture, golden and very gently carbonated body, carbonation is almost non - existant. Head is very poor, greyish - white in colour, initially small to medium, foamy, quickly decreasing and totally diminishing after some time (about 2 minutes), there is no lacing.
Aroma: Initially there is some gentle, soft, dull, hoppy skunkness due to green bottle but its thankfully fades away. Still hoppyness is not of a typical Bohemian freshness, rather poorer, lower and a bit dull, under that hoppy hints there is slight notes of crystalized honey and pale malts but again not that fat in body as in some good Bohemian Pilseners. Rather simple and not particulary worth interest.
Flavour: Nice, refreshing and wattery mouthfeel, very light and pleasant beer reminding a watered down Pilsener. Notes of chalk, graphite, cardboard, crystalized honey and gentle grainy touch pairing with slight hoppy accent on top and in retronosal aroma. Finish duration is short.
Palate: Body is light, texture is wattery, carbonation on palate is soft, finish feel is neutral, clean, flat.

An authentic pale lager, in color the yellow is pale, the aroma is smooth, the flavor is like the authentic American Pale Lager a good one from Czech Republic. i take this beer listening leftfield, a good mix to give moore power to this beer