Krušovice Černe

Brewed by Královský pivovar Krušovice (Heineken)
Style: Schwarzbier
Krusovice, Czech Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

Not as good as the Cerny Kozel, but a good one though! in bottle in Praha & Ostrava

Bottle (500ml):
A muted, nutty aroma at the start along with a little bit of dark malts and some toasted bread too. There is also a faint coffee aroma too.
A dark, nutty brown looking beer with a medium, finger sized head that is a brownish-white in colour and has a bubbly look to it. The retention is about average.
Light roasted malts and a little bit of toasted bread hit you straight away with this one but don’t overpower you. There is some dark, chocolate malt like flavours in the middle and a hint of coffee too.
Smooth and light with a mild fizz to it and solid carbonation and there is a touch of bitterness right at the end too. It is a pretty basic beer on the palate but a good one.

This one is a very nice beer, particularly for a relatively low strength dark lager. It was very simliar to a lot of the nicer dark lagers I tried whilst in Slovakia last year and it a beer that I will most likely good back to every now and again.

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Bottled. Pours darkish but clear brownish black sizable but transient head. Malty aroma, slight smokiness, thinnish feel.

In short: A smooth low gravity dark lager with a bit of everything you can expect from the style. Acceptable below 4% beer.
How: Bottle at Chaplins, Piatra Neamt, Romania
The look: Clear dark burgundy body topped by a small beige head
In long: Timid nose is mildly fruity with a bit of liquorice. Taste is very smooth but also it is far from a thin watery beer despite being below 4%. Red and black liquorice candy without the sweetness sensation, raisins and dark grapes, a bit of caramel, a soft roast, distant chocolate. A bit too much carbonation for such a low gravity beer. Nothing exceptional about this soft dark lager but considering this is a 3.8% brew I must say it is more satisfying than I would have thought. This is a pretty decent little, and at 3.8% you can drink a few of those and still behave yourself. I’m actually pretty good at drinking in moderation, but I don’t do it often because I don’t want anyone to know I have this special talent.

Dark brown color with a fine head. Sweet aroma with some caramel. Highly carbonated sweet schwarzbier.

Quite light taste, easy to drink but not very interesting. Nothing unpleasant at all.

Bottle. Near-clear deep brown, ruby-hued body, big off-white foamy head. Nose is caramel, grains, wort and hints of coffee. Taste is roasty malts, nuts and hints of smoke and caramel. Very nice for its style; particularly considering its low ABV.

bottle at Dags beerfest 271211 - dark ruby body with an off white head - light sweet fruity nose - flavour ar a well balanced with between caramel and dark fruits