Benešov Rytir Výčepní Svetle Pivo

Brewed by Ferdinand Benesov
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Benesov u Prahy, Czech Republic

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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UPDATED: MAR 2, 2007 Bottled(500ml). -as Ferdinand Blanicky Rytir. This one is brewed for Plus-Discount. Golden coloured, almost no carbonation, cereal nose. Grassy, sweet and herbal with notes of barnyard and stale meet.

bottle, bought as "Ferdinand Rytir" with 3,7ABV. Cheap beer for a Czech supermarket chain. Very watery and thin indees, like bitter water. Having in mind the great Lager, this is really diasppointing.

Bottle: Faint sweet-grainy nose, some vegetables in the background; pale golden, no head to speak of; sweetish-watery flavour; the poor brew is finished by grainy illusions.........

Bottle, at home. Light yellow with a white head. Aroma light/moderate malty, light hoppy. Flavor light sweet and bitter. Light body, soft carbonated.
Earlier Rating: 7/21/2005 Total Score: 2.5
Bottle, in Hungary. Yellow with white head, fully diminishing, no lacings. Aroma light malty, moderate hoppy. Flavor light sweet, moderate bitter, long duration. Watery, light body, lively carbonated.

Bottled. Golden colour, rich head. Light saaz aroma. Sweet and light bodied, a bit thin. Low bitterness. Nice hop aroma, but lacking in body.

Bottle. Bready, fresh aroma. Light, mild, bland flavour. Boring.

Bottled. Some honey and toffee in the aroma then not much more. Very thin and tasteless.

Bottled. Pale golden with a racer-speedy disappearing head. Bready aroma with notes of honey. Watery, metallic and pungent flavour with a slight honey tone. Very thin.

tangy, no malt aroma, few bitterness, watery. Maybe against thurst, because of the alc. content

Poor beer. Nothing shows that this beer is from Czech. Strange bad taste, even more bad aroma. So... Anyway, the picture is not right.