Carlsberg Pivo

Formerly brewed at Carlsberg Brewery
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Copenhagen, Denmark

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Fine aroma and flavor, with carateristics true too the behemian style. I"m not finished with this beer. After the first bottle, I think that next time I"ll find more of the complexity, that this beer perhaps has. I"m going to buy this beer a lot. Carlsberg is hopefully over the ’waterbeers’. The alcoholcontent of 4.1% is fine.

More DDR than Czech...in my opinion. But that doesn't mean it's bad. It's better than most danish pilsners in any case. It's NOT International Standard Lager! Too heavy for that, and there is a sweetness deep into the aftertaste that I really liked. A good try...but....try again.

It´s a kind of Czechish and it reminds me of Urquell. A bit bitter but overall a fine taste

A danish macrobrew pilsner worth drinking! I would have liked it even more hoppy.. The %-content is just right! PU still rules this class, but: Nice try! Too expensive though )-:

33 cl. bottle. Served in generic lager glass. Golden, smallish head. Nicely bitter and refreshing. A decent interpretation of a Czech pilsener.

Beautiful golden color, very nice hoppy aroma, but unfortunately very thin.

Golden pils, moderate head. Good Saaz aroma. Light bodied, but decent bitterness in the aftertaste. An ABV of 5% would be more appropriate. The Czechs do it better, but all in all this is not a bad try of Carlsberg. A beer for the summer days.

Golden yellow, with a firm, but quickly disappearing head - so far it's prefect for a pilsener. Fresh, but weak hoppy nose. The hops also dominate the aroma. Cleaner and crisper taste than most Danish lagers and good bitter finish, but not that extraordinary.