Velkopopovicky Kozel

Description: Manufacturer: Kozel / Type: Beer / Altogether, Velkopopovický Kozel sells in 24 countries from Finland to Australia. It ... more

Velkopopovicky Kozel ... represents a competitive traditional Czech brand, which can very easily be introduced to selected markets and which offers a very good quality-price relation.

Newest Review: ... beer in general doesn't seem to go well with cans and this one is no exception. Kozel is ok, I'm not wild about it though. ... more

... Using old fashioned lettering, it resembles a bit of tradition and although it only goes back to 1874, it's not exactly a New Kid on the Eastern Block. Golden cans or golden labeled beer resembles this lager. Taste wise it's ok, grassy and hoppy but the further down the bottle/glass/can you get, the more a weird taste comes in, a bit of artificialness or chemicals, this I presume has something to do with it being bought by SabMiller in recent years. I say this because I very much doubt that 19th century Czech brew...more

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Velkopopovicky Kozel: Kozel - Possibly changed by the fat cats (330 words)
by - written on 11/08/08 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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Hmm the photo of the beer is actually the dark version (cerny) which I haven't tried, I've tucked in to a few of the light pale ones though (Svetle). For some reason I've always bought Kozel in Slovakia, not knowing that it's actually Czech. After a bit of research, it turns out that it's from Velké Popovice to the south west of Brno but is allowed to be brewed in Slovakia, Russia, Hungary and Israel. Kozel is best in bottle or on the pump, the taste of Czech beer in general doesn't seem to go well with cans and this one is no exception. Kozel is ok, I'm not wild about it though. Using old fashioned lettering, it resembles a bit of tradition and although it ... Read the complete review