Koutský 10° Kvasnicové Světlé Výčepní

Brewed by Pivovar Kout na Šumavě
Style: Czech Pilsner/Světlý
Kout na Šumavě, Czech Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Draught@Modrý Abbé
Blind tasting. Clear golden color, nice creamy head, lace. Metallic, malty, slightly buttery nose. Sweet buttery malty flavor, some Saaz hops. Aftertaste is hoppy. Nicely balanced session beer and the best one in the blind tasting session - beers were unfortunately served ice gold.

Tap @ Modrý Abbé.
2nd beer in the blindtasting.
Pours an impressive golden with a big, beautiful, creamy, white head. Super duration. Aroma is very grassy, some pine, a little cardboard and crisp malts. Medium carbonation, fine mouthfeel that borders on slightly thin. Flavour is pleasantly bitter, good chewy malts and generally a nice balance.

Draught. Pale yellowish golden colour, big white head. Aroma is eggy, malty diacetylic and quite hoppy. Flavour is malts, lots of grassy hops and some rubber and diacetyl.

Draught at Modry Abbe, no.2 on the blind tasting. Gold with white head. This came out as relatively hoppy, in a Saaz hop type of way, light lemony, grassy and dry. Seemingly quite carbonated and scented, but the body is thin and unsubstantial.

Draught at blind tasting at Modry Abbe. Clear gold, thick cream head. Looks like a typical Svetle. Possible diacetyl. Bit of butter. The rest is a pretty standard lager. Quite highly carbonated. OK. Some bitterness on finish.

on tap at Modry Abbe in Klatovy - beer 2 on the blind tasting - on June 28, 3008
Shady golden color, creamy white head. Metallic and sweet scent. Butterscotch bitter taste. Moussy mouthfeel, low bitterness.

Blind tasting from draught at Modrý Abbé Pale golden colour. Fresh, delicat hoparoma with pale maltiness. Low on hops in flavour and light on its feet with pale maltiness. A delicate beer, that gained from being sampled as number two amongst nine beers. Tad butterscotchy, that just adds to the mouthfeel. The bitterness is just wonderful, fresh, crisp and grassy.

From tap at Modrý Abbé, blindtasting beer #2. Pours clear/cloudy and golden yellow to orange with a huge, creamy and almost white head. Mild hoppy and light spiced aroma. Flavour is mild fruity and with a mild butterish note. Slowly building bitterness towards the finish. Ends hoppy and light fruity.

Draught at RBESG blind tasting at Modrý Abbé. Hazy golden,creamy head. Oily floral saaz aroma. Light bodied, crisp and vital, really hoppy. Slim and very drinkable with some nice oily butterscotch and long freshening bitterness. Superb drinking beer!

The second beer at the Modry Abbe blind tasting.
Light hazy golden coloured, medium sized white head that went away slowly. Malty, light hoppy and fruity with notes of butterscotch. Moderate bitter finish. Easy drinkable and refreshing.