Stark karbonisierter, angenehm hopfiger Antrunk. Deutlich nach Brett, leicht grasig, mild bitter. Die IPA Aromen sind durch das Brett wenig erkennbar. Trocken, dennoch rund. 9/8/9/9/9/9

Draught @ T-anker, Prague. Pours hazy dark yellow with a white head. Aroma of malt, light yeast, grass, fresh fruity hops, citrus. Flavor is malt, yeast, fruit, citrus, light grapefruit. Medium body, average carbonation, light bitter finish. 250815

Bottle 1l (PET). Hazy, yellow colored. AROMA- very pleasant, citrusy, floral and resiny hops, grains. FLAVOR- dry, a bit sour, very bitter, pale malts, grains, hops, long-lasting bitter aftertaste. Surprisingly quite full bodied.
Very bitter, very tasty, perfect Czech APA.

Lahev: Golden, hazy, small lacy White head, moderate to solid bready-hoppy nose, supported by a caramelly background; dryish-bitter flavour, backed by a light sweetness, light bodied and quite soft,; even drier and really lingering bitter-hoppy finish. O.K., but not overly impressive; the label says that also czech hops (in comparison to american hops) "can make some noise" ("rachot"). It looks that this is not really true...

Bottle brought from Brno by a friend and shared with him (thanks Ivanec!). While some foam did come out after it was opened, not nearly enough to call it a gusher, noone expected the amount of foam it would create in the glass. More than once was the initial pour entirely foum, without even a tiny layer of beer on the bottom. Once it did settle (leaving uneven traces around the bottle), it was a honey golden misty beer, nothing too strange. Dusty hoppy nose, slighty soapy, some orange, herbal, later on taking on distinct notes of mandarine. The taste was full on mandarine, with herbal notes here and there and noticable bitterness around. The only off thing about it was plastic-like yeasty notes popping up here and there, marring an otherwise interesting beer. Seemed fresh, though I wonder what it would be like from tap. An interesting Czech take on Pale Ales, better than I hoped it would be!

Tap at Richtar Jakub. Hazy orange golden color with thick white head. malty aroma with grapefruit, floral hops, caramel. Taste, malt, citrus, grassy hops. Light hoppy bitter finish. Not bad, but little bit thin.

Tap at Richtar Jakub. Aroma quite mild. Mostly caramel, light hops. Clear golden colour, stable white head. Taste is mostly hoppy with light maltiness in the beginning. Hops profile uninteresting, lightly metallic. Finish is plain bitter.