Pilsner
Three Troupers Brewery

I had a 330ml bottle. Served in a tall narrow glass.
Appearance: light golden colour but darker than I expected for a light lager class. Head approx 1cm and hands around a bit. One problem the beer was cloudy on account of residual yeast which I do not expect in a Pilsner as it should be a clear beer.
Flavour: I liked it. Not the best example I've had but the flavours of other nice Czech beers I've had are there with their distinctive hop finish.
Aroma: similarly, the aroma is somewhat like what I'd expect in the style but not overly so.
Overall: not a bad beer, quite enjoyed it and was refreshing. Main dissappointment for me was the appearance and colour and cloudiness. I like this in other beers but not expected in Pilsner.

Pours pale amber with a long lasting sudsy head.
Nose shows grassy hops, sweet light malt and hay. Also some biscuity malt, but very light on.
Similar flavours, somewhat sweet, light malt and hop presence, mild bitterness, a mix of grass and hay.
Way too much carbonation.

Very average interpretation of a Czech Pilsner...

No real noble hops...no real hoppy bitterness...nothing really.

Lot's of sulphur in the smell...little grassy...typical of a macro lager.

Taste was clean but boring, I always look forward to an enjoyable floral or malty palate finished with some kind of hoppy bitterness...this had neither really...maybe just a hint if I closed my eyes & tried to imagine a real pils.

Mouthfeel again typical of a macro lager.

This had Macro written all over it, the best part was appearance, but even that was nothing compared to the beautiful golden colour of say an Urquell.

Boring Macro Sulphury lager & by far their worst beer...the Amber on the other hand I thoroughly enjoyed.