U Rytíře Lochoty Kvasnicový Ležák Světlý 11°

Brewed by Minipivovar U Rytíře Lochoty
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Plzen, Czech Republic

(draught, at the Minipivovar U Rytíře Lochoty, Pilsen) pours a clear golden colour with a frothy white head. aroma of perfumed floral hops and pale malts. flavour is more floral hops, very soft, with honeyed and smoothly buttered pale malts. medium carbonation and body with a light bitter finish.

On tap. Almost clear amber golden with an off-white head. Malty nose. Medium body with a massive carbonation, sweet malts, a little metal and notes of vitamin-C. Very subdued hoppiness in the finish. Not overly characterful but very drinkable if it was not for the excessive carbonation. 270608

Clear golden with large white head. Sweet aroma with hoppy and caramel notes. Sweet and hoppy flavor with floral and caramel notes. Ends mild bitter. Well carbonated.

Draught at the brewpub: Golden, visible carbonation, big, quite firm head; distinctive sweet pale-malty nose and an aromatic hoppy background; solid sweet-bitter flavour over a robust malty base; light to medium bodied; lingering hoppy-pale malty finish. Delicious stuff......

(6/28/08) Draught at the brewpub in Plzen. Deep golden color with a huge white head and tons of carbonation. Aroma is grassy with light yeastiness and some graininess. Flavor starts a bit sweetish, malty and grainy with some sugariness and finishes with hoppy bitterness and light metallic hints. Medium-bodied with lots of carbonation. Decent.

(Draught) Pours amber with a creamy white head. The aroma is of ketchup, cookies-like malt and fresh crushed barely alongside some floral hop hints of perfume and black tea. The flavour is plain malty with hints of bread syrup alongside notes of floral and tea-like hops. There are some ketchup notes in the flavour as well. Perfumey aftertaste. Light to medium sweet and light bitter. The mouthfeel is light crisp and tiny soft. Medium bodied

Draught@brewpub
Clear amber color, good creamy white head. Caramelly, a bit perfumic nose. Bready, barley-malty with sweetish caramelly flavors. Hops in the aftertaste. Oily palate.