Gambrinus Svetly (#14)

Believe it or not but this is a fourth review this month. They weren't exactly weekly. Although on average they sure were. I hope I can make this a standard for the upcoming months.

So let's get to it. Today we have a Czech beer called Gambrinus which means that there are only two more beer left in the First Beer Trip batch.

Oh, and I am going forward with video review. So just hit play.


Gambrinus Svetly review from Gril Likes Beer on Vimeo.

1. [PRE-REVIEW]

• brewery: Plzeňský Prazdroj brewery
  
• type of beer: pale lager
  
• bought in: @ grocery outside of Prague
  
• container grade (bottle): standard bottle 
  

2. [REVIEW]

• the looks: head (nice, big and solid), body (golden)
  
• the taste: hoppy and very bitter
  
• the smell: hoppy
  

3. [RECOMMENDATION]

Whatever I guess

Miller Genuine Draft (#13)

This time I come back a bit faster with some new stuff. First, I got a beer out of the Beer Trip batch. Second, I got a video review. Third, I somehow forgot to make a picture... Last time I promise.

So we will try today an American one called Miller Genuine Draft. A cold filtered beer which gives a draft beer (or tap beer if you will) in a bottle.


Miller Genuine Draft review from Gril Likes Beer on Vimeo.

1. [PRE-REVIEW]

• brewery: Miller Brewing Company
  
• type of beer: pale lager
  
• bought in: @ supermarket in Warsaw
  
• container grade (bottle): small bottle therefore kind of cute 
  

2. [REVIEW]

• the looks: head (sparkling white and porous foam), body (yellowish gold)
  
• the taste: sweet
  
• the smell: light hoppy
  

3. [RECOMMENDATION]

I'll have another one but maybe not right away...

Goesser (#12)

Going a bit west, we find ourselves in Austria. Trying out one of the finest...Goesser. The green label or so they say. Pouring and drinking starts...right now!

1. [PRE-REVIEW]

• brewery: Gösser Brewery
  
• type of beer: lager
  
• bought in: @ discount market in Budapest
  
• container grade (bottle): an ordinary bottle 
  

2. [REVIEW]

• the looks: head (porous foam), body (yellow)
  
• the taste: bitter
  
• the smell: kind of smell-less

3. [RECOMMENDATION]

Whatever I guess...

Borsodi (#11)

As promised I come back with new reviews. I still haven't finished the Central European batch. So we shall see how Hungarian beers are holding. From what I hear...pretty good. So let's pour.

1. [PRE-REVIEW]

• brewery: Borsodi Sörgyár Rt. (Borsod Brewery)
  
• type of beer: pale ale
  
• bought in: @ discount market in Budapest
  
• container grade (bottle): tall and slender 
  

2. [REVIEW]

• the looks: head (white and quit thick foam), body (light yellow)
  
• the taste: pretty sweat with a hoppy pre-taste
  
• the smell: light hoppy

3. [RECOMMENDATION]

I'll have another one and another one...