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Únětické Pivo 12° if you want a malt-forward, bread-like core,
Warsteiner Herb if you want snappier bitterness and cleaner finish.
Both are classic pilsners, but they lean different directions—the Czech pulls you toward soft grain, the German toward crisp herbals. The ABV and IBU difference is real but subtle; it's more about philosophy than numbers.
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Body
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Sweetness
Δ 8
Bitterness
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Tasting notes
Únětické Pivo 12°
Únětické Pivo 12° hits like a warm handshake. There's actual malt sweetness here—bread crust, a whisper of honey—before the hops even show up. The 35 IBU sits politely in the background, letting grain shine. It's got body weight that lingers on your tongue, almost creamy for a pilsner. Drinks like comfort in a glass.
Warsteiner Herb
Warsteiner Herb snaps. It's lean and mineral-forward, with that German snap you feel immediately on the palate. The herbal notes (38 IBU) aren't aggressive, but they're present and purposeful—think noble hops doing their job cleanly. Drier finish, quicker to disappear. Refreshing in the way efficiency is refreshing.
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