11.2 oz bottle from By the Bottle in Vancouver, WA--Poured a golden-copper body with a bubbly white head. Thin, carbonic and grainy. Bready, sweet nose. Pretty enjoyable, but a little sweet and wort-y.

No 271
Rated:12.12.2007
Bottle green, 500 ml
Appearance: Pours pale gold, but still reminding Bohemian Pilsener in colour, a bit wattery, strongly carbonated, very well filtered, clear&light body. Head is initially medium, frothy, slowly decreasing giving some hints of lacing, beer quickly decarbonates, but small head with nice but small lacing lasts for a considerable ammount of time.
Aroma: Very gentle and weak, a bit chalky, some malty sweetness, milky, generally weak aroma of bohemian Pilsener, gentle and positive, inviting to the further flavour discoveries.
Flavour: Generally watered Bohemian Pilsener, good quality beer serving its functions a refreshing, almost non alcoholic, good and tasty pale lager like liquid, a bit rusty, watered grains, milky hops are also noticable as you can feel bitterness and texture dominated by water but on the edge of dryness. Finish duration is short, some accidity, iron, some hints of watered, cristalized honey sweetness.
Palate: Body is light, texture is wattery with some dryness on palate, carbonation is soft, finish feel is metallic and a bit bitter, almost neutral, dominated by some mountain water of good quality.

330ml bottle.
Pale, fizzy. Light weetabixy taste, sweet and grainy. Opted for that unsophisticated malty low-alcohol taste, rather than the horrific pilsner LA taste, fortunately.

bottle. Clear goilden colour, mid-sized head. Malty and slightly sweet, dry and hoppy finish. Quite good for a non-alcohol beer.

Bottle in Bratislava (Slovak Rep.). Nice white head and clear pale color, sweety malt and low bitterness flavor. Good almost alcohol free..