Tap at the brewpub. Hazy golden-yellow body. Light yeasty-flowery aroma, mild berries. Overcarbonated, so overcarbonated taste, very mild blueberries and rubber, solid bitterness, empty as it would indicate. Now, if this wasn't so overcarbonated you almost had to burp between sips, it might work. Like this, huh... doesn't really work. At 25 crowns, you probably won't care but still.

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PETka from the brewery. Hazy pale golden yellow, tall and fluffy white head. Light-bodied, malty start with some grainy malty hints. Shy yeasty fruity touch and quite some pleasant hops there. Good thirst-qencher.

PET-Lahev (1500ml; diky, pane profesore! Pivo české #800, to musi být osmička!!!) Pale golden to golden, more cloudy than hazy, quite quickly collapsing loose white head; pretty dry distinctive Saazy and mild fruity-yeasty nose, pale malt barely detectable; moderate to solid bone-dry bitter flavour, a residual sweetness is nevertheless detectable, light bodied, not watery at all, soft; lingering - with hops sticking to the palate - Saazy finish accompanied by some fruity-malty flavours. Klobouk dolu! Skoro kvadratura kruhu: osmička s plnou chuti...

Keg at the Brewpub in Beroun Day 4 of Fergus and Sarah’s Czech jaunt. 2/10/14. Yellow / straw coloured pour with a light haze and a frothy white head. Aroma is fresh pils grains, ghint of earthy straw, subdued yeast. Flavour is composed of light pils grains, refreshing and crisp, some dirt, straw. Palate is light and crisp, touch thin. Very drinkable and refreshing, clean with a little rustic.