Tambor Světlý Ležák 11°

Brewed by Tambor
Style: Czech Pilsner/Světlý
Dvůr Králové n. L., Czech Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Unclear straw color. Medium head fades quickly. Aroma is malty with some hoppy accents (grass and herbs). Taste is very freshy and crispy, medium to heavy bitterness with some butterscotch. Quite long finish. Very tasty bohemian pilsener.

Tap @ Zly Casy, Prague. Pours unclear yellow with a small white head. Grass, hay and breadcrust. Floral and citrussy hop flavor. Crisp and dry. Nice.

Tap @ Zla Casy, Prague. Pours golden with a white head. Arom malt, bread, grass, citrus. Flavor is malt, bread, fruity, grass, citrus. Medium body, soft carbonation. 070812

Draught at Zly Cazy, Prague. Golden beer with a nice white head. Hoppy fruity aroma, citrus, grapes, some metal. Hopy metallic flavor, spicy notes, fruity from grapes and citrus, some bread. Hoppy fruity finish.

on tap at klub malych pivovaru. i was glad to try this as i’d been foiled in my attempts to track it down in hradec kralove. anyways, lightly hazy golden, aroma of caramel and hay; really fresh and crisp and floral; extremely drinkable

draft at zly casy. clear gold. firm body, crisp, well-hopped, slightly green in the modest way czechs do "green" hops. toasty biscuity solid base, mild pungency, crisp dryness, mild diacetyl butter, about as subtle as can be enjoyed without it distracting or covering. delicious. snappy, firm, crisp and quenching.

Bottle from Pivotéka Zlý Časy, Prague. Pours clear golden with a medium sized creamy white head. Good hoppy aroma, spicy and citrus. Taste is full of fresh and crisp hops, good malty base, but those lovely Saaz elements plays in the front. Crisp & fresh, citrus and spice.

(Draught at Zly Casy, Prague, 28 July 2011) Golden colour with frothy, white head. Malty nose with notes of bread, grass and hay. Malty taste with grass, hay, bread, tropical fruit and a mild grassy bitterness in a finish with a touch of malt sweetness. Medium body. Quite nice.

On draught: Green-golden, a bit unclear, medium-sized, very stable, white creamy head; fresh Saaz in the nose, small malty background; moderate bitter-sweet flavour, light to medium bodied, smooth; slightly lingering aromatic hoppy and pale-malty finish. Very good.......

(draught) pours a slightly hazy pale golden colour with a frothy white head. aroma of overpowering diacetyl, with some light hints of herbal hops and honey in the background. flavour is just as buttery, with some crisp pale malts coming through just a little. light-bodied with average carbonation.