U Medvídků Oldgott Barique Ležak 13°

Brewed by U Medvídků
Style: Polotmavý
Prague, Czech Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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Nice hazy amber appearance, small beige head. Aroma of caramel and some buttery malt. In the flavour i felt a little the barique taste. Nice beer from the smallest brewery of Prague. I wondering about X33...

Bottle at 1st CBC Sunday Tasting. Thanks to Paul. Pours clear amber-red with a smal head. Tangy malt nose, some winter berries. Flavor has a dry sweetness, notes of tangy berries, mild sourness. Light to medium bodied with fine to average carbonation. Dry tart finish, tangy malts and berries. Very nice.

On tap U Medvidku. Pale amber gold pour with rocky white foam. Intense caramel aroma, yeasty, fresh out of the oven pie crust, rather aromatic. Taste is rather caramel forward, good toast notes, ever so slight acidity. The palate is sick, very silky and smooth, perfectly drinkable. Good stuff.

Bottle brought back from the brewpub in Prague. Pours a hazed caramel color with a small white head. Aroma is Saaz hops, caramel, malt, fruits. Flavor is Saaz Bitterness, Caramel, Fruits, a light sourness, oak, grass. Not sure if the sourness was intentional or not but it wasn’t a bad feature. Good brew.

Közepesen sötét vörösréz színe van,amin egy vékony kis piszkos fehér hab keletkezik,ami gyorsan el is tűnik.Illata egyértelműen karamellás,"pincés",élesztős és piros gyümölcsös.Ízében érezni alkoholos és fanyar meggybefőttet,vörösbort,karamellát és egy adag komlót.Vizes teste van és szinte teljesen buboréktalan.Utóíze is gyümölcsös és tölgyfahordósan fás,fanyar és kissé fekete csokis.Nagyon összetett és különleges kis sör,talán kék sajtok kísérője ként tudnám a legjobban elképzelni.Szerintem a száraz vörösborok kedvelői is nagyon elcsodálkoznának rajta.

[Bottled] Pale amber, small head. Dryish and lightly cellary with notes of butter. Solidly malty, the restrained carbonation makes it soft and enhances the malt character. A well balanced, enjoyable beer with a lot of integrity.

On tap at U Medvicku, Prague, unfiltered, 500ml. Dark amber beer with cream head. Wow, this is about the whole beer experience. To get to the Brewery you have to walk through a large restaurant where they only sell the bottled version. Walk upstairs and it is a trip to heaven, the worty brewery smell permeate the building, the beer is a dark amber and yes worty yeasty smooth unfiltered one dispensed from an unusual cupboard arrangement. It has a biscuity malt and a gentle fruitiness. A step up in class from previous Prague beers and a sign of good things to come. A beauty.

UPDATED: JUL 2, 2008 Draught at the brewpub "Minipivovar U Medvidku".
Oldgott Barique Lezak 13° at 5.2% ABV.
Long (very) time to pour the beer. Shady brown color, huge beige creamy head, very lasting. Nice hoppy taste, medium to big bitterness. When tasting the top of the head it has lots of metallic taste and a huge bitterness. Hoppy scent when enough of the head has eventually withdrawn. A bit of butterscotch in the scent and taste when the head dies some more and the beer warms up.
6/5/7/3/18=3.9

Rerate
(Draught at U Medvidku on June 30, 2008
Shady dark copper color, big creamy lasting tan head. Hoppy and sweet malty taste. Fruity and hoppy scent. Smooth mouthfel, medium high bitterness.
7/4/7/4/15=3.7

(Draught at U Medvídku brewpub, Prague, 19 July 2008) Reddish brown colour, slightly hazy, with frothy lasting beige head. Malty nose with notes of toffee, spices (clove?), chocolate and leather. Malty taste with toffee, nuts and a spicy, bittersweet finish. Medium body. Very nice start to my Prague holiday.

Bottle. Hazy amber with a lasting white head. Caramel and butterscotch aroma. Flavour is caramel, butterscotch and toffee. Medium bodied and a bitter finish. An enjoyable beer.