Jul ’14. Thanks to Marko for sharing a 1 l plastic bottle, I guess my first brewpub radler. It poured hazy pale yellow body with small head. Fine, chalky aroma with sour-sweet lemon. Flavor was sweeter than expected from its nose, sweetish lime, some chalk, yeast, a bit sour funky. Medium to thin bodied, a bit less carbonated and rather short, but fine sweetish finish. Refreshing, but has some character. Quite a good radler in my opinion, just might be weird with all that yeast, yet typical for these small brewpub beers.

plastic bottle 1500ml. -from Pivovarna Haler. Slight hazy yellow coloured, minimal white head, sweetish lemon multivitamin nose. Slight bready and lemony/lime taste with faint notes of citric fruits and short sweetish finish. Pretty high carbonation. Useless.

Thanks Ogi for bringing it from Slovenia! So, a brewpub makes a bottled radler. That’s new, but not unheard-of. Poured a murky, chalky yellow body with a small white head that went away fast. Sweet, too sweet aroma, sticky Vitamin C pills... ugh. Taste? Cedevita on an excessively sweet stale malty body, actually showing some off yeasty notes here & there. The base beer, Haler Svetlo, apparently varies a lot from batch to batch - with some batches as brilliant as the one Ogi and me have rated here, and some... less stellar. I assume that the beer used for this batch of Radler was from one of the "lesser" batches...