Rebel Zlatý

Brewed by Měšťanský pivovar Havlíčkův Brod
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Havlíčkův Brod, Czech Republic

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

bottle - Pours light gold with a one finger white head. It smells of grainy malt and some hops. The flavor is mild bready malt and hops that finishes with a light bitterness. It’s light bodied and maybe a little watery, but not too bad. Some decent hops and balance makes it better than many of the cheap euro lagers, but Pilsner Urquell it’s not.

Pivo Söröző, Budapest. Tükrös arany szín, és közepes méretű, gyorsan múló laza fehér hab, továbbá élénk karbonáció jellemzi. Illatában van valami savanyú körtés és kartonpapíros bűz, ami elrontja. Íze talán jobb, malátás, savanykásan gyümölcsös és füvesen komlós, ugyanakkor kellemetlenül fémes és alkoholos, valamint a lecsengése is karcos, torokkaparó. Utóíze malátás, száraz. A kelleténél vizesebb és szénsavasabb. Kifejezetten gyenge produktum.

bottle - golden body with a white head - a very nice and typical BP, medium malty and hoppy, a very plesant beer

I got this is a brown bottle with a "Czech Rebel" label. Pours a clear golden brown with a generous head. Malt and grassy hops in the aroma. Same in the flavor, with a finish that’s a little watery. Straightforward, but I expect that out of a Pilsener. I thought this was a lot better than the rating indicated.

Bottle. This beer looks like someone tried to design the perfect-looking pilsner -- deep rich color, white puffy head, lace, the whole bit. Nose is not as promising; toast, malic notes, and a touch of candied sweetness. On the tongue, the hops bitterness is there, but there’s not a lot backing it up. Most of the other flavors are muddy, though there’s a definite hint of generic apple candy. Looks better than it drinks.

Bottle pour ---> A yellow body presents a fair amount of bubbles and a soapy head. Smells spicy and hoppy with a slight citrus twang. Flavors are bready and malty, but with a nice hop balance as well. FInishes light and sweet with a smooth bitter finish.

In honor of my Grandfather, whom past away this evening and was born in Tabor, Czech. Bottle pours a clear golden with a small white head. Clean aroma of grain, malt, and hops. Taste has a syrupy sweetness with honey, grains, malt, and slight hop. Not bad. Drinkable, but a bit too sweet.

Pale golden with a white head. Aroma of grain and seriously light floral hops. Taste is much the same; ever so lightly hopped Bohemian lager. Light bodied. Pretty weak.

Just regular pale Czech lager. Nothing to remeber, nothing disturbing too.