Pilsner Urquell

Brewed by Plzensky Prazdroj (SABMiller)
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Plzen, Czech Republic

Bottle. Clear pale amber with no head. Pleasant hoppy aroma. Light body, well carbonated. Lovely flavour starting with sweet malt shifting rapidly to a long pleasantaly hoppy bitter finish. An excellent pilsner.

Pours clear golden with a white head. Woody and earthy hop aroma. Flavor is more of the same. Not too complex, but smooth and clean. Decent.

Nice golden color that produces a foamish white head. Good consistent carbonation.This is not a complex beer but does have some stronger aromas from the European hops. This beer has an overtone of hops and finishes very clean. This is a beer best enjoyed when cold and while a mass produced beer it does have a bit of traditional Pilsener lines behind the recipe. It is a fun beer to enjoy when the pickings are slim a the grocery store.

12 oz. bottle into pint glass and on tap at a restaurant the same night. Not too light golden or overly carbonated like American macro pilsners; has a descent lasting white head. Refreshing with a nice hop character. Refreshing, and one of the better pilsners out there.

Very nice. Aroma is full of well balanced hops. It’s body is a golden color, with a huge head. It’s flavor is a well-balanced bitterness - minor malt body. It’s palate is easy, finishes with a nice tartness.

Bottle from Whole Foods Market Charlottesville. Orange pour with a quickly disappearing head. Grassy, malty aroma with a lot of skunk. Taste is grassy, bready with a nice hop bite.

(Can). Pours a deep golden with a small white head. A lot of malt in the aroma, some grain and bread notes, caramel, and flowery too. Flavor is bitter with some little sweet notes and very malty. Despite the low alc.%, it has a medium body, it’s not soft nor watery, and it’s pretty well balanced. Clean and bitter finish, and sooo refreshing.

i wanted to like it more, but i blame it on the green bottle. smells skunky, but not horrible. i like the clean hops and malt in this one, very crisp and refreshing. bready, sort of cereal malts. moderately bitter. goes really well with food. i wish they’d use brown bottles instead. great warm weather beer though, and i hear it’s going to be 110 tomorrow.