Граф Орлов
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I recently changed my attitude towards beer. Perhaps my previous dislike for this drink was based solely on the fact that I hadn't had the chance to try good beer before. So today, I decided to have a couple of bottles of decent beer.
The first one is Krušovice Černé, which I bought in two versions: the original imported one and the one produced under license in Russia. The price difference is about a hundred rubles. The beer has a pleasant aroma, and the taste is rich and not sour. The Czech version has a milder and overall better taste, but... in my opinion, such a price difference is not worth it.
7.5/10
The second one is Velkopopovický Kozel Černý, produced in Russia. The taste is more pronounced, harsher, and has a stronger burnt malt flavor. Personally, I liked "Krušovice" more, but essentially, the difference is not too significant, and it's difficult to objectively say which beer is better.
7/10
The first one is Krušovice Černé, which I bought in two versions: the original imported one and the one produced under license in Russia. The price difference is about a hundred rubles. The beer has a pleasant aroma, and the taste is rich and not sour. The Czech version has a milder and overall better taste, but... in my opinion, such a price difference is not worth it.
7.5/10
The second one is Velkopopovický Kozel Černý, produced in Russia. The taste is more pronounced, harsher, and has a stronger burnt malt flavor. Personally, I liked "Krušovice" more, but essentially, the difference is not too significant, and it's difficult to objectively say which beer is better.
7/10
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers