Tap at the brewery. Rather amber colour, also tastes like it. Medium body, medium carbonation. Med-high bitterness, definitely not playing into this sweet amber beer trope. Light sweetness. Med-light caramelly and toasted bready malt presence, on par with med-light grassy herbal saazy hops character. Light lagery yeastiness. Overall pretty classic feeling polotmavy-like beer, good, even if not great or my favourite. Solid though.

PETka from the brewpub. Golden colour, tall white head. Malty start, shy but pleasant hoppy finish. Easy drinking lager, a bit timid, but quite pleasant.

# 2476; 5/2021. Nice malty, herbal and slightly buttery aroma. Dark gold, little bit cloudy; persistant white head. Malty, herbal, slightly harsh bitter finish. Very good pilsener. 0,5 l from plastic bottle, brewpub, Radotín (Bohemia, CZ).

1.5l PETka from the brewery. Slightly hazy amber-golden body, more head than the other two but gone soon. Slick, slightly oily aroma with a fair dose of herbal hops. The taste is medium, fairly complex, with a dry malty note cropping up here and there and a very pleasant herbal hoppy profile ending in a good bitterness. The most serious of the three beers I've had so far from them, a 13° with 12° ABV and a pretty good hoppiness.