Vinohradská 11
Vinohradský Pivovar

Poured from 500mL can into a dimpled mug. I picked this can up right at the brewery; canned 10/1/25, best by 3/30/26.

Appearance: pale golden hue with a dash of haze and a finger of frothy white foam atop.

Smell: a nice, slightly grainy, slightly crackery malt aroma with just the right amount of sweetness. It’s quite nice.

Taste: like the aroma, it’s a bit on the grainy side, with a somewhat drier than the aroma, but not without some sweetness. The bitterness is crisp and bracing; I like it.

Mouthfeel: medium body with a decent carbonation and creaminess. I have the sneaking suspicion that on a draft side-pour of this beer would be way creamier than the canned version.

Overall: a crisp, light, and very drinkable pilsner. I dig it.

Had initially on tap at the brewery taproom and took a 16 ounce can (packaged September 3, 2025) to go.
Pours a just slightly less than clear golden from the can (clearer on tap) with ample foamy two plus fingers of white head with nice lacing.
Malty nose - white bread, grassy, a touch of lemon - slightly floral.
Sweet bready, doughy malt on the palate, lemon citrus notes, grassy with a firm herbal bitterness.
Light medium mouthfeel - carbonation slightly muted from can pour (more vibrant on tap) - clean satisfying finish - a bit more crisp on tap, but canned product very good also. (Perhaps partly defined by atmosphere of taproom in sunny Prague in October versus couch in gloomy Edmonton November).

Tap #01 at Liquiderie BAR, Paris.

On tap at Pien in Helsinki, Finland. Tap #1 to be precise.

Copenhagen 18/3 2023. 50 cl can from N'Bro Kiosken, Nørrebrogade, Kbh. N. White can with Vinoradskýs logo. Plain and simple.

Pours slightly unclear, golden yellow with a mid-sized white head. Settles as 1,5 cm hic layer of fluffy foam. Substantial lacing.

Aroma is medium intense with a light malty sweet odor mingling with a more aggressive, citric and fresh went. Sweet pale malts. Bread and cereal. Grass and lemon.

Light carbonation. Slightly thick, oily, soft smooth, lightly tingling texture.

Flavor is medium intense with a light sweetness followed by a medium strong bitterness. Aftertaste is bitter. Lingers for a bit. Finish is rather dry

Simple but effective Pilsener.

bready, earthy ( never had this before with this beer), all the Saaz hop notes present, chewy, malty sweetness present but also dry, bitter. This is a very nice example of Czech Pilsner. Great balance and interplay between malt sweetness and hop bitterness. Drinkability higher than high