Sentický Kvasar XV

Brewed by Pivovar Jelinek Sentice
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Tisnov, Czech Republic

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Tumbler

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Diky medu sladke, ale docela dobre. Zaroven hodne velky samoser, jeste ted se to ve me mele. Plast od dudlika ve svidnici.

Postupně sem budu doplňopvat piva, co jsem vypil a zapsal si, chvilku to asi bude trvat a proto k těm dříve vypitým pivům nebudou žádné "dojmy" . Nechutnalo mi tolik, jako 12ka

Bottle - (1,5L PET) Golden - hazy orange in color with a small tan head. Complex beer: taste comes with the malt’s sweetness and a note of the yeast, late bitterness. Honey is present in the aftertaste. Could be a little bit more balanced but to tell the truth I’ve liked it this way.

Cloudy amber colour, fine white head. Mild yeasty aroma. Murky and sparkling. Sweet flavour, medium body. Honey, hops and malt on palate. More malt. Bitter aftertaste. B@H

On tap in Danup. Pretty good, just little honey tones, nice palate and colour.

(draught 0,5l) Light sweet, yeast, honey aroma. Clear yellow color. Huge white head. Medium sweet, light honey, herbs taste. Medium-full body. Light sticky texture. Light astringent finish.

plastic bottle, light honey aroma, light yeast aroma, pale, hazy, white foam, minimal head, medium sweetness, medium bitterness, medium body, slick feel, average carbonation, long finish, average beer from microbrewery

Plastic bottle, 6.3%. Mild yeasty aroma, pleasant enough. Cloudy dark yellow colour, murky and sparkling. Big stable white head. The flavour is sweetish, mild sugar note, round, not like white sugar. But not really like honey either. Late bitterness, slightly rough.

Draught at Pivovarsky Klub, Praha: Deep golden, a bit unclear with a creamy, persistent white foam; a tinge of alcuhol and a dash of honey in the shy sweet-malty nose; medium bodied, solid sweet-bitter flavour, solid malty body; lingering spicy hoppy, a bit honeyish, too, finish. A fine moravian brew...........