Ehhh...not sure why this is listed as a German Pilsener since pivo is Czech. Yet the Saphir hops are German, but not noble, although they replace a noble. Confusing, but I'm rating it as a Pivo
Looks great. Light straw golden, good white head. Settles to a thin film.
Aroma is hop forward, and more than just a little. The light biscuit malt is present in the background.
A good tasting beer, a bit too much hops for a pivo pils. Still, it isn't overpowering. Spice and grassiness are at low levels. Malt is very thin. Nothing bad with this beer and would rate it higher if hops were tamer.
Pretty close the Czech pivos but a bit heavier and thicker. A bit more hops that had more intensity than the Saaz. Not quite as clean, but good nonetheless
Looks great. Light straw golden, good white head. Settles to a thin film.
Aroma is hop forward, and more than just a little. The light biscuit malt is present in the background.
A good tasting beer, a bit too much hops for a pivo pils. Still, it isn't overpowering. Spice and grassiness are at low levels. Malt is very thin. Nothing bad with this beer and would rate it higher if hops were tamer.
Pretty close the Czech pivos but a bit heavier and thicker. A bit more hops that had more intensity than the Saaz. Not quite as clean, but good nonetheless
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