Královský Lev (Lev Lion Pale Double Bock)

Part of a gift six pack assortment. Golden color with big white head. Slight fruity and spicy aroma. Some bitterness in the flavor but a decent drink to have with food. Not one I'd sit and sip on its own.

This was really a terrible bottle of beer. Watery and grainy with the slightest hint of mustiness that pervades the aroma, making it really hard to drink.

I didnt like this at all, the nose was mild and had a faint wheat smell to it. Very watery and runny. Absolutely no head.

It smelled like a bread. It had no head or lacing and was orangie colored. It started salty and finished bitter; short finish.

Pale golden color with a thick white head. The aroma was much like a decent pilsener...spicy hops, grassy tones, slight malty sweetness. The flavor was similar to the aroma, but lacked the spicy hop character (which is the aroma's best asset.) Bubbly refreshing feel...semi-dry finish. This beer is not a doppelbock. I think it makes a decent pilsener though.

Light golden color with foamy off white head. Light grain and wintergreen hoppy malt. Sweet malt and dry cardboard flavor. A bit spritzy. Malt liquor with a touch of floral and spicy hops. Somewhat stale pale malt aftertaste.

When this beer was poured, it had a small white head with fine sized bubbles. The body was carbonated and the hue was pale yellow. The nose was malty and fruity and the flavor was bitter.

This brew poured a medium head of fine white bubbles and a spale straw yellow softly carbonated body. It has a nice mild malt aroma and asmoooth initial moiuthfeel that ends slightly tingly. The flavor of this brew is hard to describe. It is rather on the mild side with no outstanding flavors. Not a bad taste not a great taste. Just very balanced in its flavor.