Bottled@Björntasting. Golden colour, small beige head. Aroma is bready malts, some mild grassy and grainy notes as well. Flavour is very similar with also some slight cardboardy notes.

Bottled. Clear golden, no head. Fruity and thin with clean hard mouthfeel. Metallic and harsh with some raisins but no bitterness. The use of the word "Premium" on the label is a universal warning sign for beers to avoid.

Bottled 500ml. -from Albert Chodov. Golden coloured, small airy white head, corny grainy nose. Touch of corn and grain with strong bitterness. Quite bad and very expensive n/a.

0.5l bottle courtesy of ogivlado who brought it from Czech Republic and shared with me (thanks!) Poured a fine golden colour with a crappy white head pierced with holes that made it look like swiss cheese. Tiny too but somewhat lasting. Soggy cornflakes in the nose, sweet obviously, some unimpressive lemon too. Bitter taste surrounded by salt piercing through some sweet unfermented wort style notes, leaving a bitter aftertaste. Not all that bad for a n/a in the end, but man, this is apparently twice as expensive as the other n/a’s in ČR, and brags on being hopped by three different types of hops, including Cascades(!). Ok, so it’s more bitter and more nicely so than the average n/a but that much better? No.