Dianello

Brewed by Budějovický Měštanský Pivovar
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
České Budějovice, Czech Republic

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Aah!! Nice and clean czech-lager aroma, feels nice after dozen of baltic ones. No carbonation to mention, nice flavored sweet malts and biting hops. Creamy mouthfeel with nice medium body. Again one nice lager from czechs.

0.5L bottle. Deep golden colour, suprisingly strong malty bready aroma, pronounced hoppy flavour backed by malty sweetness with some musty wet notes in the back, short aftertaste.

Bottled@Björntasting. Golden colour, not much head. Aroma is diacetyl, earth, malts and some slight yeasty notes. Flavour is quite much the same. A quite pleasant rather low abv Bohemian Pils, but still very drinkable.

Bottled. A light golden beer with an off-white head. The aroma is sweet malty with a dusty hoppy note. The flavor is sweet malty with notes of caramel, and the body is a bit thin.

Bottled. Dusty, herbal aroma. SLightly herbal, hoppy taste. A bit bland in general. Rather weak.

Bottle, 4.0%. Clear dark golden colour. Small white head. The flavour is slightly bready, quite mild. Medium bitterness, pleasant enough. Slightly drier than a standard Czech beer, but does not taste drier than pale macro lager.

Bottle: Pale golden coloured, smaller white lacing head; papery, a bit bready nose; moderate dry bitter flavour, light bodied to watery, empty MF; short dry, delicate bitter finish. Nothing unpleasant detectable, but all in all a thin pleasure...

Bottle. Clear golden with a tiny white head that disappears immediately. Aroma of some saaz hops, some malt, and a bit of grains. Flavor starts with a bit of sweetish malts, and finishes with medium hop bitterness with some metallic hints. Light to medium body and quite flat.

0,5 l bottle, bought in a Tesco, Brno.
Poured clear yellow with a small fizzy white head. Weak aroma of sourish yeast, some unpleasant dead yeast cells, grassy hop. Medium-weak bodied one with an average lager character with some malt background, sourish yeast, grassy hop. More point overall because the beer is a diet-one...

i dunno, budvar being quite sweet it seems a bit silly to make a diabetic beer without much of that character. golden and flat, apple and smelly sock aroma, lots of apple flavour, thankfully not much smelly sock. drinkable and dry, not much bitterness