Ed Hardy

Brewed by Žatecký Pivovar
Style: Premium Lager
Žatec, Czech Republic

Serve in Lager glass

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0,33 l bottle, found in a store at the Károlyi-kert, 5th district, BP.
Poured golden with a small lacing white head. Aroma of cereals, some caramel and herbal hops. Medium body with caramel and bready malt, yeast and Saaz-hop. Not bad but not a very exciting one.

Clear white, almost like grapefruit juice. Small white head. Just weird. Old damp hop smell. Good pils flavor, bitter, and skunky. Some metallic creeps in. long, lingering bitter aftertaste.

Appearance: Deep golden color with a fingerwide frothy white head on the top.
Aroma: Fresh biscuity malty base with a nice floral hoppy overtones and a faint acetone hints.
Flavor: Definite acid, yeasty charater with a grainy, bready malty notes. Too much metallic off-flavor at the finish.
Mouthfeel/Palate: Medium bodied lager with heavy carbonation and a slightly watery texture.
Overall: An average lager beer with in an "exclusive" costume.