Černá Hora Tas 10°

Brewed by Pivovar Černá Hora (K Brewery Trade)
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Černá Hora, Czech Republic

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

draft. buttery vinegar acid nose, overall fairly mild but give how subtle the malt and hops are, it doesn’t take much diacetyl to ruin it. prickly and tingly carbonation with a flabby body. completely peaked and out of balance. mild papery finish but overall it’s mostly flavorless and simple.

Desitka bez chuti a bez zapachu. Na zizen dobre, ale na chut bych dal radeji cokoliv jineho a to bcetne boruvkoveho.

Bottle. Grassy aroma. Golden color, foam disappeared so fast. Quite watery, but hops and malts are in flavor. Bitter finish. Not bad.

Had few of this very cold after a walk in central Slovakia hills. Light bodied very refreshing. Clear pale yellow, nice head. Some malt, quite hoppy. Enjoyable pilsener.

On tap @ Prague Beer Museum. Pours cloudy pale straw coloured with a 1" creamy white head. Aroma of grain and weak grassy hops. Very light bodied beer. Taste is thin and watery, a sour note, which suggest that this beer is slightly off, a pity, but this beer is too thin and tasteless.

On tap at a pub near Palmovka Metro station. Golden with a ig and lasting white head. Herbal hoppy and malty aroma. Malty flavour with a medium hop bitter finish. Straight forward Czech pilsner.

Dark yellow color, with medium-pored head. Smell is subtly hoppy-grassy. The beginning part shows that the beer could have a little more carbon dioxide. It is slightly bitter, with hints of citrus and grassy hops. The middle part is subtly sweet with hints of honey, that make the beer very well balanced.

Bottled@Mallaskukko, Turku. Golden colour with some slight haze. Aroma is grains, bready malts, some mild toffeeish notes. Flavour is grass, sweet bready mats along with some toffee and mild honeyish/nectary sweetness lurking.