Big 4$ green 0.5L bottle from total wine, St. Pete. Pour is somewhat cloudy light brown orange brew. Nose is a interestingly fresh but has an alarming odd cleaning fluid aroma. First taste? Stronger boozy personality with some bitterness component along with the toasted malt, caramel, and nuts. Not real civilized, considering this is only 6%. The photo here, which is clear pale in a green bottle, is a little misleading. Its got a darker cloudy appearance in my sample. Considering the czech guys are the right hand border to germany, this isn't too bad, but certainly does have some of that baltic attitude. From the end of the 19th century, this stuff is stoic, resilient and unflappable. It follows up by possessing a vigilant surrealent Russo-realism. On the finish its quite impressive providing an unconscious mind to express itself, often resulting in the depiction of illogical or dreamlike scenes and ideas. Decent co2 from the start. There you have it. In the end, it does what its supposed to do.

Bottle (from Alko web). Amber colour, small white foamy head. Aroma is sweet malts, grains, mild alcohol sweetness and some grassy tones. Flavour is grainy, herbal, some grassy and mild sweet malty and alcohol tones. Surprisingly thin and watery.

Bottled 500ml (Alko web)
Golden colour, small white head. Grassy but unclean skunky aroma. Light-bodied. Some malts, some alcohol and grass. Below par Bock.