Krušovice Radler

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

Serve in Flute

Can. [Tasting session @ Papsoe] Small fizzy white head that mostly diminished. Spare display of lacework. Clear pale yellow color. Aroma of fruit, cardboard, mild corn. Light bodied with a soft carbonation. Moderated sweet flavour. Sweet sugary fruity finish.

<i>Canned. </i> Pale yellow, airy head. Lemony aroma. Sweet and fruity, lemonady and lifeless. No bitterness. Pointless and much too sweet to be refreshing.

Canned. Oh my, another lemonade beer... Pale golden colour, mediiumsized white bubbly head that vanishes fast. Aroma is citrusfruit mixed with yeast and malts. Flavour is mostly citrus with some mild bready hints. Well, atleast it is refreshing.

0.5l can, purchased at some G-Roby store in Budapest
Huge white head that went away at a medium pace. A bit darker yellow colour. Weak lemony nose. Weak lemony taste, nice but too weak. Some dust and a touch of malt to show that this contains beer. Not the worst radler I’ve had, far from the best one. Succeeds at not being offensive but at the price of a body that’s too thin to be interesting. Still, I’d have it before a lot of Hungarian lagers.

Can: Straw golden, bigger, quickly collapsing white frothy head, citrousy-sweetish nose, combined with the smell of nasty Krušovice; mild, not so sweet as expected, a light bitterness is detectable, a little sourness too; sweetish-beery finish with a touch of vegetables. "Drier" than most of the german Radlers, but nevertheless not necessary..............

Canned(500ml). -Pale yellow coloured, small white head, strong but pleasant lemon nose, lively carbonation. Mild malty and lemony taste. Refreshing ordinary radler.

Can. Yellow golden colour with a shite head. Aroma and falvour of citrus and some malt. Very watery.

Citrus aroma with a mild, almost weak aftertaste. Not much here for me. it served at a function I attended in Prague. Better than nothing but nmot much.