Bruncvík Original Czech Lager

Brewed by Staropilsen S.R.O.
Style: Pale Lager
Plzen, Czech Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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0.5l can, bought in Kaufland. Yellow color with small white head. Not the usually good czech beer. Mostly only grainy taste. Not that bad you could’t drink it.

0,5l can. Aroma is malt and grainy. Taste is pretty much the same. Medium bitterness. Nothing special, but refreshing.

.5l can found in Croatia. Deeper orange-gold pour mild head with tangy fruit-hop aroma. Very weakly mild fruit and dry hop bite, no real character or balance. Slightly more flavor and character compared to some macro lagers I’ve seen around here but it doesn’t come together at all.

12/11 A 0.5 l bottle courtesy of ogivlado, thanks for sharing! It poured golden to yellow body with a smaller head. Stale vegetables and biscuity aroma. Flavor was better, lightly sweet, biscuity and bready with weak herbal notes. Metallic as well but it was its only flaw, while it had some character actually. Medium body with bready aftertaste, where also grainy note was present. Ordinary pale lager, but I couldn’t really call it bad.

Canned 500ml. -from local Kaufland. Golden coloured, medium sized white head, light metal in the nose. Malty-meaty-metallic taste with cheap grainy notes. Harsh bitter finish. Cheap crap, no thanks again.

We still haven’t id-d the brewery for these. Anyway, Ogi’s. Poured a golden body with a small white head. Grainy nose, light honey, crap vegetabley notes, light herbs. Crappy grainy taste, not too sweet though, vegetabley hopiness. The nose promised just a bit more than the taste delivered. Nothing much overall though.

Copper color, poor flavor, beer that I do not want to drink again. For me the weakest Czech beer. Beer is produced for Kaufland.