Budweiser Budvar (Czechvar) 12°

Brewed by Budweiser Budvar Ceske Budejovice
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
České Budějovice, Czech Republic

(bottle) pours a clear, pale golden colour with a frothy white head. generic aroma of grainy pale malts and herbal hops. flavour is the same, with a light touch of saaz. light-bodied with medium carbonation and a soft bitter finish.

Tap at the York - their Super Bowl special. I have to say, it does remind me of Bud though this is fuller, cleaner and doesn’t make me want to bathe in tomato juice afterward. Very slight lemon and grass, yeast, white grains. Silky texture like an authentic Hef.

A lovely alcoholic and hoppy sting, accentuated by the high fizziness. Taste of hey. Leaves a wonderful feeling in your mouth. $8.99 six pack at the supermarket.

Simple brew with not much complexity. Hop bitterness and alcohol taste predominate. Distinct reminisce of Budweiser but a hair better.

330 mL. Pours a golden yellow with a small white head that dissipates quickly. Aromas of fresh grass, Saaz hops, and sweet corn. Taste is mostly corn with lots of carbonation. There is some orange peel and lemon zest in there too. Finishes with cardboard and metal. I’ll pass thank you.

Bottle. Clear golden colour with white head that doesn’t last long. A thin beer.

Draft. Pours clear, effervescent golden-yellow with a fluffy one-finger white head. Nose is a bit grassy, some dry, lightly sweet malt comes through as well. Taste is quite nice - clean and classic, with a light, crisp sweet malt note underneath the initial burst of carbonation, and a beautiful, light, grassy hit of saaz hops leads into a light finish with just a trace of lingering bitterness. Moderately-high carbonation over a medium-light body. Deliciously drinkable.

Golden yellow with a short white head. Initial floral hoppy smell during the poor, then as that lingers in the glass a sweet malty aroma overpowers. Light to medium body with smooth biscuity malt and small undertone of hop. Very simple.