Pilsner Urquell

very refreshing bitter, classy pilsner with lots of hops and well carbonated clear greenish yellow colour and white head (label effecting my image?)

Bottle: I have always really liked this beer, although I have not had one in a while. Aroma and flavor is a little skunky, but in a good way. Very drinkable.

Bottle. Pours a clear golden color, very small white head. Aroma is malt, maybe a touch of hops in there. Flavor is again malt and in the background some hops. A little bitter, but a decent beer overall.

From the bottle: Aroma of grain, moderate hops, grass, light cheese, mustard and rollerskate. Sounds uninviting but it was a wonderfully refreshing character for me to experience. Clear pale yellow with an average one finger white frothy head that fully diminished, rather quickly too. Flavor and finish both a little acetic and somwhat sweet; the body oily but lively carbonated. Left chalk in the gutters. It may be that this one was skunked or it may be the character of the beer; either way I can’t knock it and I definitely haven’t had my last.

The original Pilsner, although not what it used to be from what I gather. This is a very solid beer, with the classic Saaz hops aroma and crisp, clean finish.

Pours a deep yellow, with a thick head. Floral hop aroma. Flavor is malts with hops balancing it out nicely. They only drawback was there was a bit too much grain in the aftertaste. I’m not usually one for pilsners, but I would buy this one again.

...one of the best pilsners out there, and the benchmark to compare others to. Great malt flavors, and a slight hop finish. Light in a way, but not lacking body. Pretty good, but I don’t drink it that often.

Color is straw yellow with a decent fizzy white head. Taste is of malts, grains, some hops. Smell is crisp, malty, and light. Overall pretty decent.