Pernštejn Polotmavé Výčepní 10°

Brewed by Pivovar Pardubice
Style: Polotmavý
Pardubice, Czech Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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Bottled. Dark red, small beige head. Not too strong aroma. Raisins, some malt. Taste quite malty, although not too full

(Bottled, 4.0% ABV) Clear, dark, nutty brown color with a medium, creamy and tanned head. Mild, sourish-caramely aroma with some roasted malt and hints of metal. Caramely-malty, somewhat metallic, quite acidic flavor with an ashy, burned finish. Light to medium-bodied, acidic, sweetish, ashy and foamy-carbonated palate. Drinkable, but too acidic and, quite frankly, boring. It’s funny, that the Czech word "Polotmavé" (semi-dark) is almost the same in Finnish ("Puolitumma")...

Dark brown colored, little white head. Finely buttery aroma with sweetness and mild honey. Medium bodied. Butter and sweetness strong in flavor, honey lasts in aftertaste.

Bottled. Dark copper colour, small white head. Aroma is fruity, malty and sweetish hoppy. Diacetylic. Flavour is malty is a bit salty and caramellish. Wellbalanced, but boring.

UPDATED: APR 28, 2006 Bottled
Copper brown, small white head. Butterscotch nose, mildly Saaz-hoppy and roasted. Light, slightly Saaz-hoppy and diacetylic flavor. Not very dark/dunkel-like, more like sweetened pils. /6/3/5/2/10 2.6)
Re-rated botte, alc. 4.2% (BB 06/2006)
Dark clear amber color, decent tan head. Buttery, diacetylic and caramelly aroma mixed with metallic maltyness. Thin (no suprise for 10 og beer) metallic flavor, diacetyl and caramel also here. (4/4/5/2/9 2.4)

decent geranium aroma. big furry head hinted at oomph but it was like caramel water with alcohol. disappointing considering the high standard of pardubice's other brews

UPDATED: MAR 30, 2003 Orange colour, almost no foam. The taste is malty with traces of chestnut. The aftertaste is very hoppy and bitter. Not bad...

reddish, few head, cocoa, light-bodied and dry