Bottle. Clear yellow coloured with a medium sized white head. Aroma of malts, hay and fruits with notes of hops. Flavour of malts and hay with notes of hops and butter. Hoppy finish. Mediocre czech pilsener.

No 316
Rated: 06.02.2008
Bottle brown, 500 ml
Appearance: Pours very nice, deep golden colour, it is practically amber, carbonation is weak visually. Head is initially medium, off - white, than slowly decreasing to a small froth, giving some lacing. Head is dense and foamy to frothy, regular in structure.
Aroma: Very gentle and mild, a bit sweety - malty, weak and almost deprived of hoppy accents, a bit soapy, weak but nothing unpleasant, rather inviting to try, good balance.
Flavour: Very nice, 12P, good and reach in Bohemian malts and those barley malts are rather more present than hoppyness though there is slight bitterness on palate and saltyness going together with Saaz - Hoppy aromatic nose. Good, drinkable, well balanced, floral, sweet - malty. Finish duration is average. Alcohol is well hidden, grainy - malty - sweet at finish.
Palate: Body is medium, texture is balanced between wattery, sticky and oily, carbonation on palate is moderate. Finish feel is grainy, quite intensive, distinct, a bit sticky with floral Saaz hoppy nose, very pleasureable.

Thank to ghawener. Bottle. Drank it at El Flor. Pours golden with white head. Light bodied, sweet malts and some hoppinness.

RateBeerians Tasting - Beach Brews. Bottle: Orange color, medium body, lightly hoppy; is there some potato in there? There are other options for a hot day at the beach.

Bottle. Golden color. Citric, grassy aroma and flavor. Flowery hops. Just a hint of cardboard, otherwise a good example of a typical Czech pilsener. Citric aftertaste.