Tap at True Brew. Clearish golden body. Flowery- herbal aroma, okay, hm, not that Czech really in profile, a bit of a fascimile, buut okay enough. The hoppiness remains the same spicy-flowery maybe, on a slightly grainy body, maybe very light vegetal touches as a part of the hoppy profile, but a clean body really. Eh, honestly, not sold it's entirely Czech style, maybe stuck somewhere in between Domažlice and Fürth im Wald (read Bavaria and Bohemia). Wonder which ingredients were used... Still, it's a pretty solid lager, as expected for the region.

On tap at TrueBrew, München in the company of Kostas, Friday 19th June 2020. Pours almost clear light/mid old colour with a white head. Nice aroma, fruity with a light mineral waft. Clean, refreshing, dry, bitter and hoppy in the mouth. Grassy hops, a little metallic tingle mineral maltiness, this is super good and easily the best of the evening, wonderful beer.

Tap. Unclear deep golden color with white head. Aroma is leafy, a bit buttery, as you'd expect from a Pivo. Taste is the same, earthy hops, mild biscuity malts. Oily mouthfeel with medium carbonation.

Tap at the brewery. Nice grainy spicy nose. High bitterness, almost like an IPA of Pils to my tongue, long lasting bitter finish with earthy hops, touch of citrus maybe.

Tap. Light hazy golden. Pleasant light leafy, earthy, tealike hops on a chewy dry body. Well balanced and quite moreish.