# 4832; 11/2025. Grainy, malty, floral, lifht cellar aroma. Murky deep gold body; persistent off-white head. Floral, malty, grainy, herbal, light butter. Fuller body; medium carbonation. Well, a very good pilsner with German hops, but the result is closer to the Bohemian style than to most German examples I have tried. 0,5 l, can, craft-beer pub (KMP), Pilsen (Bohemia, CZ).

Golden with a fluffy white head. Grassy, bright spicy notes, light grain, and a touch of floral. Finish is snappy, with a clean bitterness that lasts. Medium bodied. Maybe a bit sharper than what I’d expect from a German Pils and feels almost more Czech Pils but it’s a very tasty beer.

Canned from Craftbeer Solnični. Clear golden, mid sized head. Grassy nose. Mid dry with medium body and rounded mouthfeel. Bready malt, spicy grass. Long bitter finish.

Can at PZ. Lightly hazy golden body, off-white head. Floral, sharp herbal note, the vaguest of green apple touches. Smooth taste, some grainy, minerally notes, herbal, soapy somehow, but lightly so, weird, like fluffy light grain, almost no bitterness. To Michal's defense, he nailed the Southern Bavarian small brewery "pils", served in a 0.3 stemmed glass for the same price as 0.5l of the usually better Helles, drier than it but with as little bitterness, and far less subtle than it, but not in the ways it should be... And that's the closest Germany comes to a joke substyle within the constraints of the Reinheitsgebot, with the joke being on the person ordering it instead of the proper Bavarian Helles. To my condemnation, I tend to condemn such behavior in Bavaria, so the rating might be slanted somewhat down... Personal tastes too. Oh well.

500ml Can (Pivní Zastávka, Prague) - Golden with a white head. Floral and slightly herbal aroma. Relatively dry taste with notes of floral hops, bread and rye.