Gold Bohemia Beer

Brewed by Pivovar Nymburk
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Nymburk, Czech Republic

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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bread, grass, barnyard, cooked vegetables, woody, golden, cloudy, white foam, light sweetness, very bitter, lightly sour, full body, sticky, average carbonation, bitter, long finish,

0.33 l bottle from „KülönlegesSörökBoltja”, Bp. Deep golden brew with a medium sized, snow-white head, which laces. Sweetish smell. Tasteing begins with a slick mouthfeel and a flavour of sugar followed by a sweet-sourish and clear aroma with bread, grass and dough. The sweet-spicy finish brings some citrus and hops along. Easy drinkable, correct beer, but nothing more.

(bottle, 33cl, 5.0% abv) Slightly unclear, golden colour with a big and blond slowly lacing foamy head. Sweet and slightly nutty malty nose with a tinge of woody hops. Sweet-bitter flavour, light to medium bodied with a smooth carbonation. Good malt-character with a tinge of butter; sweet and slightly bitter, delicately grainy and hoppy finish. 07.X.08

Pours palle golden with modest white head that recedes quickly. Nose is light with some cereal grain aroma. Palate has a light malty sweet, perhaps honeyed flavor. Some hops quickly come in to balance it out, but again they’re timid as well. Easy drinking, and thankfully no skunk.

Bottle. Poured a clear gold with a thin white head. Aroma was weak with not much of anything to pick up. Flavor was very starchy and corn notes.

Bottle, purchased at the brewery. Pours light golden with a minimal white head Sweet malty aroma and grassy hops. Moderate bitter sweet taste, no aftertaste.

Clear golden with diminishing frothy head. Average bready, sweet malty, metallic lager aroma with slight hoppiness. Quite chewy, crisp mouthfeel with lots of hay and grainy malty flavors with fizzy, medium dry ending. More balanced than the other pale ones from Nymburk.

Bottle. Pours clear medium gold with a one finger white head that receded into a soap scum topper almost immediately. The nose is fruity with grassy hops and sweet malt. The taste is grass, ripe fruit, malt and pils hops in the finish. Medium bodied. Not great, but decent.

Bottle from La Mesa Market. Light copper in color upon pouring. Bready malt aromas. Some grassy hops as well. Fairly grainy flavored. Some malts and a decent amount of hoppiness. Not too bad.

Bottle (purchased at the Pivovar): Golden to deep golden, bigger - slowly diminishing - beaten-egg-white-like foam; unmalted barley and woody hops in the aroma; moderate bitter-sweet flavour, light malty base detectable; distinctive hoppy and pale-malty finish. Quite a nice brew.........