It's DMS - you won't find pure sulphur in there. It's not as noticeable in a Czech Pilsner as it is in a German Pilsner, but it's definitely there.weiht wrote:dunc, is it dms or sulphur you are describing? I've never tasted much dms in czech pilsner, but definitely some sulphur in the right proportions like u mentioned.
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If you are looking for good examples of the 12 Plato (and stronger) Pilseners then search out Bernard Pilsner Svetly Lezak/Celebration Svatecni Lezakgregorach wrote:I wouldn't completely rule out commercial lagers - just the low-end mass-market ones. There are some good lagers out there.