Lobkowicz Lobkov

Brewed by Pivovar Vysoký Chlumec (Pivovary Lobkowicz)
Style: Czech Pilsner/Světlý
Vysoky Chlumec, Czech Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Flute, Footed Pilsner

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En god tjekisk öl med mycket malt och sötma. Frisk och med trevlig humlebeska.

Had this at a random biergarten in Prague, both this and the dunkel tastes slightly like watermelon, i think it was a bad tap line but it ended up working well.

Draught at Prague Beer Museum. Golden colour with a thin head. Nose is spicy and somewhat acidic. Flavour is sharp bitter with a chemical feel. Didn’t like this.

Rated the Lobko Bohemian Pilsener bottle. Pours gold with nice head. Smells like breakfast cereal. Taste is breads and slight pines. Rated 3/3/2000

0,5 l bottle, bought in a Tesco, Brno.
Golden body with a small lacing white head. Fruity yeast and some malt in the buttery nose. Mild caramel too. Medium body, little bit overcarbonated. Sourish flavor of yeast, some malt, grassy hop. Sourish-acidic aftertaste. Forgettable.

Bottle. Golden color with some nice earthy and grassy notes in the aroma. Taste is a bit dry and bready,nice Czech style pilsener.

A golden orange appearance with a gentle maltiness.Dry finnish with a medium sized head that rapidly dissapeared.

Bottled. A light golden coloured pils with a bit of a grassy fart nose. The taste is slightly flowery hops but not enough. There is also a malty bready taste. Nothing special at all.

Bottled. Dull amber colour, lifeless and rather flat. Grainy adjunct aroma. Cheep malt flavour with harsh chemical finish. Rusty nails.

A bit too sweet and mellow for me, this one. Rich sweetish cereally malt body with a slight perfumey hop touch. I like more hops! (bottle in UK)