La Cagole de Marseille

La Cagole
Brewed at Pivovar Nymburk
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Marseille, France

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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bottle, bought in Prague, brewed and bottled by Nymburk brewery. Clear golden yellow, medium-sized head. Malty nose. Full-bodied, quite malty with a touch of Saaz hops.

Medium Gold with a soapy lasting white head. Smell of malt and hay and butter. Straw and a stong cardbord taste that lasts. Medium thin body. Licking cardboard would have the same effect. Sweet corn start with a dry hop bitter finish. Grainy in the carbonation. Medium Lager.

Bottle 33cl, a clear yellow beer with good head. Nose is hopy, aroma is medium sweet and medium to low malted, hops is there on grassy and sligntly honey side, a correct pilsener just a low body, bitterness is nice at the finish.

Bouteille de 33 cl du Casino à Cannes-La Bocca (F). Blonde à col de fine mousse blanche et ferme, pétillement fin et nerveux. Le nez esz moyen, houblon, miel. Saveur douce, moëlleuse, malt allongé de riz, céréales et notes légèrement sucrées. Amertume avec touche de foin. Ne pas boire glacé si vous voulez du goût.

Opened a bottle while camping in the mountains near St. Tropez. Simple and boring brew, with some diacetyl in the flavor and a rather creamy texture. Nice label though. And as it’s cold, I won’t complain.

After the beer was served in the glass there was found a lasting quantity not wall adhesive white foam collar which was fine and even of structure. The beer also contained normale carbonic acid in the glass. The beer has a clear golden color and a light sweet taste. The after tast of the beer is light hoppy bitter with a light malty touch. This beer smells light malty.

Found in 330ml bottles in Paris’ 12th arrondissement. Pours very attractive, light yellow-ish colour with foamy head that doesn’t disappear very fast. Aroma is smooth malts, yeast, grains. Taste is slightly tinny breadiness, dough, just enough syrup to make it smooth. Actually quite good - I recommend drinking it not too cold, in spite of the label demanding it to be "served chilled".

Sample at the Eurostash II tasting on 12/12/09: The beer is a clear yellow-gold color with a thin white head that diminishes steadily. Thin stringy lacing on the glass. Sweet honey and fruit in the nose. Light body with a flavor reminiscent of Bit-O-Honey candy. Notes of doughy malt and citrus as well. The finish is short with a sweet honey aftertaste. Average overall.

Bottle sample at Dogbrick’s Eurostash II tasting on 12/12/09. Clear yellow pour with a big white head. Floral nose with some sweet malt. Sweet malt and honey flavor with a crisp finish that’s very thin.

Clear golden with white head - nice aroma of hops and malt - nice combination of malt and hop bitterness - nice beer

Bottle, purchased at the brewery. Pours deep golden. Small white head. Strong malt/buttery aroma.Sweet taste of malt, detecteble saaz hops as well.Thats it.