Tap at the brewpub. Named after the noble family which held Dolní Počernice apparently, if you're wondering why the Hungarian name. Orange-golden body, shiny, with no head. Interesting fresh, fruity aroma, oranges, some raisins, a touch of creamy-buttery and grainy notes, but quite well integrated honestly, from the red wine barrel likely. Promising! The fruitiness continues on into the taste, sweetish citric touch, grape candy, lean, light, flat, ending dry and bitterish. If it had ended less flat/limp, it would've scored even higher, but the lack of carbonation was to be expected anyway. Very much interesting, unsure what the original base beer in particular gave it apart from the grainy notes in the aroma and the bitterish touches in the finish, but this is some tasty stuff, miles ahead of the other beers they have in offer at this point, quite a successful experiment, imperfect but fun, which I actually don't mind giving 85kč for 0.15l of! Extra overall score for the concept and the will to experiment.