Rychtar Standard 11°

Brewed by Pivovar Hlinsko (K Brewery Trade)
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Hlinsko v Čechách, Czech Republic

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

(Bottle 0,5l) Strong sweet aroma. Clear golden color. Minimal white head. Medium sweet. Light fizzy. Medium body. Long bitter finish.

Meine Testnotizen zu diesem Bier sind recht kurz, die Aromen des Bieres lassen sich schnell auf herb-getreidig und leicht süß festsetzen, insgesamt wirkt das Gebräu muffig und langweilig, weiter unter Standard... Test vom 7.11.2007, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 9,5,8,6,8,5 - 6,15

Bottle from SB Ulricehamn cons 2011-01-31 Göteborg AR: syrup bread, honey, dust AP: pale amber, high wee bubbly wee frothy bone white head F: syrup bread, honey, medium low bitterness, rich in wee bubbly carbonation,

Bottle from Pivonka, Hradec Kralove. Pours clear golden with a big creamy white head. Grainy and grassy hop aroma. Taste is medium sweet, light caramel and grain, the hops kick in at the end, but there could be more of it, lacks some depth to be a really good one

bottle, very nice strong hoppy aroma golden, clear, white foam, medium bitterness, light sweetness, medium body, slick feel, average carbonation, long finish, bitter, good beer

0.5l bottle at the Beershop tent at the Rujanfest in Zagreb. Poured a medium sized thick white head on top of a golden body. Yoghurty grainy, somewhat dusty nose, true to style and kinda nice. The taste, however, disappoints. Tangy hopiness, some grain. A bit lactic and soft. Ho-hum.

Bottle. Clean boring pils. The idea of bottling this as a swedish micro brew is just disgusting.

Bottle sold as Bogesund Privelegiepils. This is a dull beer even compared to Heiniken and other macros