Šariš Pivo

Formerly brewed at Pivovary Topvar - Pivovar Šariš (SABMiller)
Style: Bohemian Pilsener
Velký Šariš, Slovak Republic

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

An orange beer with a disappearing white head. Both the aroma and the flavor are sweet and malty with hints of metal. A very poor example of a Czech pilsener.

Bottled: Light golden. Huge white head. Grassy and metallic aroma. Is sweet, watery with a tang of iron. Shitty beer.

Bottled, pasteurised. Paleish yellow, white head. Pretty standard malty liquor, sweetish and cheap adjuncts. Pretty low quality.

A normal pilsener just like many pilseners. Yellowish color, with a medium head. No abundant perfume, but at least it doesn’t smell bad. Most pilseners smell like heavy hops i guess. This one is not as hoppy as most pilseners can be, but smoother and a bit sweeter. Very easy to drink, not such a dry palate as German pilseners have.

Foamy fast dying snow white head, clear dark yellow body. Sweet sugary in aroma and flavor with hints of grain and malt. Sugar water. Harsh finish. Just as bad as expected.

Very good for a lager, not annoying, nt discusting, bubbly but not harsh. Not too sweet but refreshing.

This pils had a real nice saaz presence. Crisp and clean, medium bodied, dry finish. The bottle said produced in 7/02 and I bout this in 9/02 - I wondered how it got in my fridge so quickly, then I noticed that it’s imported by a company in Cleveland. This was a very pleasing brew.

Quite metallic and watery. Nothing special. A standard mass-produced pilsener.