Urpiner Výčapné Svetlé 10% Classic (Draught Pale Beer)

Brewed by Banskobystrický Pivovar
Style: Czech Pilsner/Světlý
Banská Bystrica, Slovak Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Pours clear golden with a medium head. Aroma and flavor are pretty much just malts. A tad watery. Boring.

Pours liquid gold. Plenty of white head. Slightly hoppy, bread aroma. Just a bit sweet and bitter. Also some malty bread flavour. Soft carbonation. Medium body.

500 ml bottle. Rated @ 18.5.2010.
Pours a clear golden colour with a white head. Aroma of spices and malts. Flavour of corn, malts and spices. Mild roastiness. Medium bodied with a thin mouthfeel. Light bitter finish. Just another pilsener.

(Bottled, sampled 2010-05-30) Golden color with a medium, white head. Slightly buttery nose is bisquity-malty and mildly herby-hoppy. Herby-hoppy flavor is buttery and bisquity-malty, with a touch of hop bitterness in the finish. Light and thinnish body with foamy CO2, and some sugary stickiness lingering on the lips. A dull and foamy lager.

Bottle from Tesco, Bratislava: GRainy aroma, notes of butter and grassy hops. Golden color with a frothy white head. Flavor is grainy, buttery with grassy hops. Light metalic and grassy hop finish, light to medium bitter. Quite ok.

Bottle from Tesco, Bratislava. Pours clear, weak golden wit a small fast diminishing white head.Very weak malt aroma. Taste is more powerful , good grassy hops upfront with a touch of weak sugary malts at the end.

0.5 l Bottle from a supermarket in Sturovo.
Appearance: Clear, golden yellow color with a frothy white head.
Aroma: A definite lager yeasty sour bite complemented with with a bready and buttery notes.
Flavor: Clear grainy and sweet biscuity malts fills the mouth up front. A slightly neutral yeasty sourness followed by a somewhat metallic and grassy bitterness in the finish.
Mouthfeel/Palate: Light to medium body with a good, mouthfilling quality.
Overall: A standard 10° lager with a good drinkability. Quite good it’s own class.

courtesy of oh6gdx - pale golden colour with a solid bright white foam left; aroma of butter and plastic with some grassy notes; tart and sweet with a moderate malt body; grassy/herbal finish with some bitterness

Bottled. Lightly hazy golden, rich head. Oil earl grey tea and butter up front. Mid-sweet and fairly light bodied with oily well rounded mouthfeel. Buttery with slight grassiness, fairly low bitterness.

It is what we call in sweden a bit "blaskig" . Fosen´t taste very much. Dosen´t smell very much.