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denAnother beer from the Pivovar Velké Popovice in Czech Republic.
Happy goat with a stein of dark beer
This lager is very dark, and looks a deep red when held to the light. It has a creamy tan head that fades slowly.
First sip: mild malt with a faint black coffee bitterness and a slight taste of caramel, and maybe even wood. After a moment there is a slight hoppyness that appears, and then a long, lingering taste of very dark chocolate.. Tingly carbonation on the tongue.
Very nice, not too heavy. It's almost a bit thin for something that looks like a heavy dark, which is a reminder that this is a dark lager, not a stout or porter. It went down quite easily. Since I am a slow drinker the last bit in the glass warmed a little, which brought out a very beery flavour.
Another very yummy beer.
Kozel Cerny (Kozel Dark)
Plzenski Prazdoj a.s.
3.8% alc/vol
500ml bottle
Same again, sir? Certainly! And leave the cheese plate.
Happy goat with a stein of dark beer
This lager is very dark, and looks a deep red when held to the light. It has a creamy tan head that fades slowly.
First sip: mild malt with a faint black coffee bitterness and a slight taste of caramel, and maybe even wood. After a moment there is a slight hoppyness that appears, and then a long, lingering taste of very dark chocolate.. Tingly carbonation on the tongue.
Very nice, not too heavy. It's almost a bit thin for something that looks like a heavy dark, which is a reminder that this is a dark lager, not a stout or porter. It went down quite easily. Since I am a slow drinker the last bit in the glass warmed a little, which brought out a very beery flavour.
Another very yummy beer.
Kozel Cerny (Kozel Dark)
Plzenski Prazdoj a.s.
3.8% alc/vol
500ml bottle
Same again, sir? Certainly! And leave the cheese plate.
