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The ATF Czech Pale Lager is the Bohemian Pilsners little brother. A lighter-bodied, refreshing, hoppy, bitter pale lager.
Bready malt on the nose with earthy floral notes from the Saaz hops. Light and crisp in the mouth with a light bready maltiness balanced by a firm bitterness and drying finish.

Yeast is not included in the kit. If fermenting cold we recommend using Froth Vagabond (Assumed Origin: Budêjovický Budvar) or:

• Mangrove Jack's Bohemian Lager Yeast or
• Fermentis SafLager W-34/70 or
• Lallemand Diamond Lager Yeast

 If fermenting warm we recommend using Fermentis SafLager W-34/70 (max 18℃) or:

• Lallemand NovaLager (max 20℃), or
• Mangrove Jack's Versa Lager (max 20℃), or
• Mangrove Jack's Californian Lager Yeast (max 20℃).

Note on Water Profile

The recommended water profile for this beer is very soft with no more than 7ppm of any mineral.

The beer may be brewed using other water sources, but may not have the same soft delicate mouthfeel and bitterness. Rainwater, reverse osmosis water, or bottled spring water is ideal. 

The ATF Czech Pale Lager is the Bohemian Pilsners little brother. A lighter-bodied, refreshing, hoppy, bitter pale lager.
Bready malt on the nose with earthy floral notes from the Saaz hops. Light and crisp in the mouth with a light bready maltiness balanced by a firm bitterness and drying finish.

Yeast is not included in the kit. If fermenting cold we recommend using Froth Vagabond (Assumed Origin: Budêjovický Budvar) or:

• Mangrove Jack's Bohemian Lager Yeast or
• Fermentis SafLager W-34/70 or
• Lallemand Diamond Lager Yeast

 If fermenting warm we recommend using Fermentis SafLager W-34/70 (max 18℃) or:

• Lallemand NovaLager (max 20℃), or
• Mangrove Jack's Versa Lager (max 20℃), or
• Mangrove Jack's Californian Lager Yeast (max 20℃).

Note on Water Profile

The recommended water profile for this beer is very soft with no more than 7ppm of any mineral.

The beer may be brewed using other water sources, but may not have the same soft delicate mouthfeel and bitterness. Rainwater, reverse osmosis water, or bottled spring water is ideal.