Staropramen Sládkův Měšťan (Lehké Svetlé)

Brewed by Staropramen Breweries (InBev)
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Prague, Czech Republic

50 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a lacing white head. Aroma is solid bitterhops and metallic. Flavour is the same with a solid bitterness and slight cardboardish. Ends dry and metallic.

Canned. Pale yellow, small head. Sweetish and very light bodied - bordering to becoming thin. Some grainy malt and a very careful amount of saaz hops. Medium bitterness. Well light, but works as a thirst quencher.

Bottle, 3.2%. Bready and vinous aroma. Not past BB date. Clear golden colour. Unstable white head. The flavour is also bready, but not vinous. There is a hint of caramel, otherwise it is a bit bland. But could have been a lot worse, considering the ABV.

Bottled. Golden colour, mediumsized white head. Aroma is metallic, hoppy and also has some grains in it. Flavour is hops, grains and rubber. Very cheap feeling to it.

Clear amber with medium white head. Metalic aroma. Metalic flavor with grainy notes.

Bottled (BB 10/2008)
CLear golden color, small white head. Horrible barnyardish, yeasty(!) aroma. Same goes with flavor. Mostly very watery, fizzy low alco. Light plasticky flavors in the aftertaste. To be avoided: low on hops, low on malts.

Bottle, bought in a Zatec supermarket.
We actually just bought this because it had been shown and mentioned on the Czech news the evening before - albeit in a story involving an ambulance :o)
So, did it get us into hospital? Well, nearly...

Pours clear golden with a greenish hue. A fine, small, frothy white head that soon disappears. Aroma has sulphur, well-worn socks and a soft bready character. Thin and very watery with high carbonation. Flavour had citric bitterness, very boring and quite poor.

Can outside the place with 12 kegs 2 taps and no idea how to pour beer. Alround rating: Pale biscuity and mash malt, thin and watery, but innofensive.