Dum Višnové

Brewed by Pivovarský Dum
Style: Fruit Beer
Prague, Czech Republic

Serve in Flute

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They told me this was a sour cherry beer, but i think they realy were trying to say sweet cherry, cuase there was no sourness at all. On tap at the brewery pours dark mahogany with a small off-white head. This kinda smelled and tasted like a sweet cherry cough drop, kinda had that herbal burny quality that cough drops have too. I was expecting more sourness and maybe a little wild yeast, but seeing their open fermentation i shoulda known that wild yeast would not be an option or all their beers would have it.

18/11 Sampled at the brewpub. It poured hazy amber to honey colored body with smaller ivory head. Strong sour cherry aroma. Sourish and bitterish flavor, not too fruity as it might be expected, notable bread an biscuit malt lying underneath. Thin in body, shorter tart, expectable finish. Not bad generally, although a bit light.

Draft at the brew pub. Slightly hazy orange brown pour. Thin light tan head. Fruity aroma, cherries with whipped cream. Watery medicine like cherry flavor, almost like cherry 7-up. Bitter finish. Not good.

(Draught at Pivovarský Dum, Prague, 27 July 2011) Reddish brown colour with creamy, beige head. Fruity, slightly tart nose with notes of cherries, almonds and a touch of chocolate. Fruity, sourish taste with sour cherries, almonds, cream and a sweet/sour finish. Medium body, with some sweetness. Interesting.

On draft at the brewery. Golden color with cherry extract. Not very tart. Not very good.

Well I don’t like cherries so I don’t know why I even tried this...but disgusting nonetheless.

Tap @ Pivovarský Dům, Prague. Pours dark golden with a small white head. Aroma of sweet cherries, marzipan, syntetic sweets. Taste is sweet cherries,cherry candy, sugar, very sweet and no sourness. Thin body, soft carbonation. 300711

On tap at Pivovarsky Dum. Dark amber pour. Sweet fake cherry nose, no tartness. Weak cherry flavor. Pretty brutal.

Herber Antrunk nach Spülmittel, alkoholisch. Weder sauer noch nach Kirschen, was das Bier ja eigentlich sein soll. Weiterhin hefig und nach Spülmwasser. Zum Ende herber, wenig aromatisch, überaus schwach würzig. 7/5/4/4//4

Pivovarský Dům, Prága. Málnaszörphöz hasonlatos színe van, laza szerkezetű, kitartó habja pedig enyhén pinkes árnyalatú piszkosfehér. Illatában érezni a cseresznyét, de nem a frisset, inkább az egy ideje már álló kompótot, továbbá kevés málnát és egyéb bogyós gyümölcsöket, némi füves frissességgel. Az íze is egy jól sikerült szörphöz hasonlatos, az alapsör sem rossz, érezni egy kevés malátát a cseresznyés-málnás gyümölcsös íz mellett, amiktől egyébként kellemesen fanyar és üdítő ez a sör. Sajnos ugyanakkor kissé fémes és csípősen szénsavas, nem érzem a komlót sem igazán. Azért vannak sokkal gyengébb gyümölcsös sörök is, ez teljesen rendben van szerintem, de akkor már inkább a Békésszentandrási meggyes!

On tap at Pivovarsky Dum. Colour; red with a decent off-white head. Nose; cherry, vanilla and boiled sweets. Taste; cherry, caramel, vanilla, and quite thin with a bitter/tart finish. It’s fairly uncomplicated and I would have preferred it to be sourer to balance the sweetness of the cherries.