Can 50 cl. Golden, clear, weak white foam. Aroma: weak, slight sourness, malt, rotten grain, sweetish, slightly grassy. Taste: slightly sour, malt, grain, grassy, ​​slight hop bitterness, well, very sad.

0,5 can. This is currently a 4% basic Slovak lager, the can is simple, the color is a nice golden color. Dozens of lager aromas, malty, nothing special, the head lasts a very short time. It's strange, but you can already taste some hops, because there's nothing in the aroma. Minimal bitterness, malty sweetness, quite watery, smooth base, cheap beer for workers. Otherwise, it doesn't seem to have any flavor flaws at all, so it's not a big deal, but it's not a big deal either...
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Jelenleg 4 %-os ez az alap szlovák láger, a doboza egyszerű, színe szép arany szín. Tucat lager illat, malátás, semmi különös, hab nagyon rövid ideig tart. Furcsa, de ízre már némi komlósság is érződik, mert az illatán semmi. Minimális keserűség, malátás édesség, elég vizes, sima alap, olcsó sör a munkásoknak. Egyébként egyáltalán nem tűnik ízhibásnak, szóval nagy baja nincs, csak nem is nagy durranás...

0.5 l as 4.0%. Grošák Vyčapné pivo svetle 10. Shared with Marko and Ogi. Clear golden, small diminishing off-white to white head. Aroma is metallic, soap and cooked vegetables underneath. Thin, light, watery, moderate carbonation. Aroma is grain, cardboard, metal and harsh spice or plastic finish. Dry, light finish.

Grošák made at Steiger, 4.0%. Clear golden body, small thick white head. Diacetyl and mild honeyish maltiness in the aroma. Nothing else. Lean, dry, empty taste, vague grainy maltiness, light butter, trace vegetal notes, pretty much no hops, except for a tiny bitterish finish, bit minerally body-wise. Oh wow.

Bottle from Terno. Aroma lightstruck and oxidized, that is about all. Clear golden colour, quickly disappearing head. Taste is very watery but that is probably on purpose here. Actually some malty flavour and only lightly flawed. Not as bad as I anticipated. Drinkable after all.

Can @ Billa, Bratislava. Pours clear yellow with small bubbles on top. Paperbag, dust and vegetables. Thin.

Pale yellow with a small white head. Dusty malty aroma with a strong cardboard note. dry and thin cardboard flavour with a touch of malt

Im Antrunk merkt man bereits, dass das Bier nur 3% hat, es ist getreidig und cornflakes-artig bitter. Wenig würzig im Mittelteil, das Bier wird insgesamt etwas milder, dadurch verwischen auch die unangenehmen Noten und das Bier wird trinkbarer. Auch im Abgang nimmt die Intensität weiter ab, es bleibt eine herbe Getreidenote, die zwar nicht unangenehm ist, sich aber dafür auf niederster Stärke abspielt. Trinkbar & unscheinbar. 5/6/6/5/4/5

Bottled. Bad beer. Yellow color with almost no head. Watery, skunky sour aroma. Taste, watery, slightly malty. Low end beer for supermarkets.