Czechoslovakian Original Lager
Pivovar Radegast

Clear golden with small amounts of carbonation noted in the body. A one finger head of whith froth leaves a nice blanket of lace behind as I drink. Pretty nice aroma of grainy and cracker like maltiness. The taste is more along the lines of a macro lager or green bottle lager. Grainy sweet with a titch of skunkiness. Hops don't play a big part of this equation. Mouthfeel is decent. That's it. Could be a little more cabonated for the style, but it's not flat by any means. Body is medium-full. Pretty average stuff here.

Pours an effervescent bronze with a 1 finger deep white head. Average lacing & head retention

S: Malt & perfumy hops

T: Malt sweetness & big herbal hops up front. A slight fruittyness & grainyness emerge as it warms. Finishes with citric hop bite, a slight grainyness & rich malt sweetness

MF: Medium bodied, slightlty undercarbonated & okay balance, expected it to a be a little crisper

This drank okay, thought it was better when I had it in germany

This is kind of a strange situation..a genuine Czech lager that has the words "Produced by the Mississippi Brewing Company, Utica, NY-Product of USA" written on it. Most odd. I remember about five years or so ago the same beer in the same bottle was labeled "Radegast" and was purportedly a product of the Czech Rep. I imagine it may be a naming/licencing snafu like the Budvar/Budweiser feud. Either way the price is still right, I paid 99 pennies for sixteen ounces of this bad boy.
Pours a medium gold color with a wispy thin head and grainy but appealing smell. The taste has more malt than usual from a pilsner but it adds to the complexity so no problems there. Mouthfeel is thin and holds a little too much carbonation. Slight metallic note to the aftertaste.
This is an unexciting Czech/Dixie/Gotham, lager but not terrible by any means and it sure is good on the Thurs before payday.

The bottle I got said "Produced by Mississippi Brewing Co." I hope this is the same beer..Anyway, poured a clear gold with a white head that stuck around most of the way through. Taste was like a typical summer backyard beer. Grassy and somewhat metallic with a slightly hoppy bitter finish. Best to drink this one really cold. Reminded me of Rheingold almost to a tee which is not bad but certainly nothing special.

Golden, medium-to-thin head. Fresh hoppy aroma, slightly metallic malty palate with hints of rye and butter. Long hoppy bitterness. Quite flavorful for its gravity and strengthness. probably good for a hot summer swill and decent stuff too, but better beers in the Czech republic can be had.

Poured golden yellow with a white head. There was little lacing and hardly any retention. Smell was hoppy, grassy, and skunky, but not awful. The taste was light, bland, and watery. A little sweetness, grassiness, some malt and a hint of hops. Finishes dry and slightly sour. Smooth and clean to drink. Not good, not bad, an average imported lager. There definitely are better ones.