I was talking to a friend, and he told me that he recently had 3 Czech beers he’d never seen before, and bought them in a shop reasonably near my house. A shop I never checked out for beers before thinking that it carried only a few most common beers (like 99% of other little shops in the part of town I live in). And, partially hidden by some Zlatorog cans, I found a 0.33 can of this. Yay. No trace of the other two, but the friendly lady at the register told me that they would get them again soon. Yay again. So, on to the beer. Has 5.1 alc.vol. according to the can, but that’s the same thing really. Has a nice orange/gold colour with a thick white head, and had NO trace of floaties. The nose is mostly malt and dust. Lively carbonation. It has quite a pleasant taste, fruity, malty, and no hops I could detect. I could also detect some lemon. It’s pretty good in my opinion and way underrated here.

OK Czech lager. Its higher ABV gives it a bit more character than Zubr Classic. Also slightly sweeter and fuller.

Bottled. Golden coloured with little head. Light grassy hop aroma. Dense malt profile despite the reasonably light body. Rather dry and with enjoyable saaz hop flavour that is carries on into the pleasantly bitter finish. Definitely a good pilsener.

Although most Czech beers taste alike they never get boring! Another delicious, hoppy Pilsener!