Koutský 12° Světlý Ležák

On tap @ Koutland, Plzen. Brown and reddish in colour with a medium sized head. Quite nice and refreshing with notes of bread, hay, grain and hops.

Tap @ Koutland, Plzen. Pours a beautyful red/orange with a small white head. Aroma is nice, fresh and malty. Flavour is great - malty aswell with a dry hoppy finish.

Draught at Koutland, Plzen.
Dark golden coloured, medium sized white head, grassy nose. Sweet malty, fresh hoppy and light yeasty taste with dry, bitter and very hoppy finish. Nice easy drinkable bohemian pils.

(Draught) Pours golden with a small creamy head. The aroma is sweet malty, light buttery and bit cookie-like with floral hops to back it up. The flavour is light to medium sweet with bready/cookie-like malt and grassy/light floral bitter hops. The mouthfeel is crisp and dry with a numbing touch from the hops. Medium bodied. Nice!

Tap @ Koutland, Plzen.
Pours deep, clear, golden with some coppery character to it. A medium, creamy, stable and lightly off-white head settles atop it. Aroma is soft, good maltiness and very crisp hops with biscuity notes. High carbonation, but still very creamy. Flavour is wonderful, lots of malty crispness and character, before finishing of with a sharp, dry and hoppy ending.

Draught at Koutland, Plzen. Gold with white head. Malty pilsener with a delicate lemony hop in the background. Quite thinnish in character, lacking a little oomph and just a touch of a cereal note. Beginning to get dry enough, but there was a butterscotch note there. Went back on Sunday to try again and still didn’t quite get it. Sorry folks.

On tap at Koutland, Plzen. Gold, lasting cream head. Slight grassy hop aroma. Hmmm, really good drinkability. Fine. Good hop on finish. Grassy. Again a bit of earthiness as it warms up.

Draught at Koutland, Plzen. Clear golden colour. Very fresh, malty and flowery aroma. Good smooth, chewy mouthfeel, yet bit powdery. Very fruity with medium bitterness. Bready, fresh and hoppy overall.