Dianello

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

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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

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. Clear golden, small creamy head. Aroma of boiled vegetables. Sweetish with clean, hard mouthfeel. Buttery composthea flavour. metallic finish with low bitterness. No thanks!

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...

No 852
Rated: 30.09.2009
Bottle brown, 500 ml, got it in Trinec, Czech Republic.
Appearance: Pours regular golden, perfectly clear, weakly carbonated body, head is greyish white, initially medium, quite quickly decreasing to minimal, foamy to frothy in texture, leaving no lacing.
Aroma: Regular for a Bohemian Pilsener but considerably weaker in all the aspects, gentle grainy-malty base, some notes of freshly brewed wort, some chalk, some paper and slightly herbal hoppy accents, simple but not bad.
Flavour: Refreshing and mineral front with gently salty accents, some grainy malt at the background with some bitterness at the back of the tongue, nicely balanced between weak bitterness and shy maltyness, nicely deprived of unnecessary sugar, quite light beer, easy going, good to dine with, with a short finish duration.
Palate: Body is light, texture is watery, carbonation on palate is moderate, finish feel is clean, slightly chalky and slightly chalky.

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. Red golden, bleached white head. Light sticky malt nose. Hayish malt, a few spicy edges, hop biotterness without the aromatics, nutty and light grassy finish. Chewy medium body. A hint rubber retronasal. Not nearly as enjoyable as Samson Svetlé Výcepní.

Bottled(500ml). –Pale golden coloured, medium sized white head, dusty nose. Not much of aroma here, just weak malty and slight hoppy with watery palate and rather bitter finish. Tasteless even for Diet beer.

Bottle I think I purchased at the Tesco near Plzen. Pale golden body, small white head. Very light malty nose, slightly salty. Light, somewhat salty taste, grain and glue. Weak apple, even weaker bitterness. Not offensive but dull and crappy. Even for a diet beer.

0.5 l bottle Doggythedog brought from Plzen, so thanks a lot for sharing! Poured golden body with small or tiny head. Nothing much in aroma, some slight malt combined with salt, repulsive. Flavor luckily not salty, rather slightly bitter, but watery, empty. Bitterish, shorter finish. Drinkable and refreshing on a hot summer day, but so simple and foul for Bohemian pilsener. OK, it’s diet beer, but whatever...

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.