Tap at the brewpub. Been a while since the Prague Ossegg had a seasonal, but was it worth the wait? In short, yup. Deep orange-goolden body with a thick off white head. Slightly oily, malty, lightly apricot-hoppy aroma. The taste is lean, nice peachy-flowery hoppiness shows up, over light malty, honeyish and bready notes, which initially slightly get in the way, but as you progress through the 0.4l (65kč), it gets more harmonious and in the background, and the peachy-flowery hops, pushed by the nice carbonation get more in the forefront, and it works even without perceptible bitterness. A good, fairly clean pale ale.

Tap @ OSSEGG, Prague. Pours Hazy deep Golden with a White head. Flowers and candy. Very clean. Malty bready and a hint of caramel. Hops shines. Bitter sticky finish. Great quality.

Tap at brewpub. Amber color with huge off-white head. Aroma of caramel, moderate hops. Taste starts caramelly followed by moderate citrus hoppy bitterness. Medium long hoppy bitter finish. Good.