Vyškovské Jubiler

Brewed by Pivovar Vyskov (Jihomoravské Pivovary)
Style: Strong Pale Lager/Imperial Pils
Vyškov, Czech Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Footed Pilsner, Lager glass, Stein

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(bottle) pours a clear deep golden colour with a hint of copper and a frothy off-white head. aroma of honey, pineapple and banana, pale malts and light characteristic butterscotch. flavour is mostly the same, lots of raisins and buttery malts, with a light bitter finish. medium-bodied with average carbonation.

Zlý Časy, Prága. Nem éppen a kedvencem a műfaj, mert sok az elcseszett sör ebben a kategóriában, de ez igen kellemes csalódás volt. Mély arany szín, tömör és közepesen kitartó, hófehér habbal. Illatában a malátán kívül van még egy kis füves-virágos frissesség, ami jót tesz neki, és a várt borzalmas alkoholos édesség alig érezhető! Íze erősen malátás, ugyanakkor citrusos, frissítő, az alkohol itt is egészen bújtatva van, csak egy nagyon kicsit fordul át édesbe, de abszolút nem zavaró, jót tesz neki a sok keserű komló is. Nem annyira száraz, nem leterhelően testes, élénken szénsavas, üdíteni képes és finom erős pils, ami igencsak ritka!

on tap. great beer, a big suprise. strong pils with great taste and aroma.

(Bottle 0,355l) Sweet malty, spicy, herbs, light alcohol aroma. Clear golden color. Medium white head. Medium sweet, light bitter. Herbs taste. Dusty. Bitter, very dry, herbs finish. Interesting herbal taste and aftertaste.

Draught @ Zly Casy. Darker golde than average, this strong lager wore a small white frothy head. This was by far my favourite lager above 14 Plato. In fact, this was pretty much the only one I really enjoyed, but the extent to which I enjoyed it was a fine surprise. Intensely malty it is. Almost caramelly and strongly bready, feeling just like a concentrated pils, but with no alcoho disturbance. Full-bodied and enormously bready all-throughout. Fresh, cerealic maltiness with a fair amount of toastiness quickly gets tamed by efficient spicy, herbal hops. Gets a bit more warming in the finish, moderately sweet, but hopped enough to bear it. An excellent offering that manages to follow the delicate balance between too sweet/alcoholic and lack of originality.

Bottle @ Pivovarsky Klub, Prague. Pours clear copper with a small creamy white head and lacings. Nose is bread and straw and a little alcohol. Flavor is fruit, caramel and straw. Medium bodied. Some alcohol and warmth in the finish. Seems strong and unrefined.

strong malty aroma, golden, brown, medium sweetness, medium bitterness, full body, slick feel, average carbonation, long finish, bitter, now have Jubiler 7% alc.

bottle - Pivovarsky Klub. Nice creamy head which dissipated quickly. I found it slightly bitter with regard to most strong lagers I’ve tried. Spicy sweet with a slightly tinny finish.

Bottle. Pours deep golden with a big white creamy head. Sweet malty aroma. Taste is smooth,caramell balanced with good hops- a hit.

Bottled. Clear golden, small head. Citric grassy nose. Medium sweet and medium bodied with rounded mouthfeel. Slimmer than expected with good amounts of citric hops and long bitterness. Less sweet than most Czech lagers of this size, making it more attractive and drinkable.