Staropramen Světlý (Pale) 10°

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

Not that bad. Light, refreshing, a small amount of bitterness. If you don’t expect it to be the best beer in the world, you will probably find it ok.

(tap i Praha) A clear, golden beer that has just a hint of darkness (might just be dim lighting). The aroma has some hops in it and some diacetyle. It has a balanced, but light, taste with sweetness and bitterness. The mouthfeel is nice but the aftertaste is gone.

Clear golden coloured body with a thin white head. Aroma of metal, light malt and a touch of hops. Light to Medium-bodied; Effervescent feel up front fading to a metallic and malty finish tucked in with a bit of hops - but not much. Aftertaste shows some malt, but a farily muted taste. Overall, a decent beer - good to try here in Ceska, but not an amazing beer. I sampled this half litre bottle purchased at a small shop in Praha, Ceska Republica in March 2007.

Bottle at home. Pale yellow with a white head, leaving some lacings. Aroma moderate malty (caramel) and hoppy. Flavor moderate sweet and bitter. Light body. Refreshing.

300ml can (Ostrava) - gift from Tomas at work - thanks!
Pale gold, brief head. Fruity lagery aroma. Initial taste very fruity, almost peachy retronasally. Then you get a wave of rich graininess, and finally a pleasant bite of hops. Not bad for a 4% beer, both refreshing and flavoursome. Fairly dry, and the hops veer towards being just a little papery as it warms, but on the whole a very drinkable lager.

Canned. Pale golden, rich head. Fruity nose. Swet and lightly grainy. Light bodied and fruity with some dextrose and lifeless sloppy mouthfeel. Finishes with unrefined resiny bitterness.

Can: Golden colored pour with small white head. Grainy, corn, hoppy aroma. Grassy, metallic, hoppy finish. Ok

o,5 l bottle. Clear golden beer. Aroma is more malty than hoppy. Flavor is watery, little bit sweet. Can feel some hops. For thirsty men?