Ježibaba 12°

Sample, thanks fonefan! Clear deep golden, rich firm head. Earthy nose with hay, tea and strawberries. Mid sweet with medium body and well rounded mouthfeel. Quite fruity for a svetlý. Canteloupe, hay and tea, faint notes of butter. Mid bitter finish. Unorthodox, yet traditional svetlý. Unclean, but alive.

Thanks fonefan! Golden colour, small white head. Aroma is grassy, some floral mild strawberries tones with a bit of earthy elements. Flavour is sweet grains, some strawberries, hay and mild grassy tones to it.

(tap 0,3l @ Zastávka (Brno)) Clear golden. Huge white head. Floral hops, malt, light sweet, medium bitter. Medium body. Good czech lager.

Can 500ml. @ home - [ Virtual Tasting 💻👀 ] - fonefan & Brugmansia House. 🏡🇩🇰 🍀 ☁️☂️ [ As Obora 12 Ježibaba ]. ABV: 5.0%. [20260514]. 6-/3/6-/3-/14

1/III/26 - 50cl can from a trade, shared with Akke @ home, BB: 21/VIII/26, Č.V. 940/941 (2026-263) Thanks to Libor for the trade!
Pivovar Obora - Ježibaba 12° 5%

A little cloudy orange beer, big creamy solid off-white head, a little stable, somewhat adhesive. Aroma: very malty, grains, hay, a bit oxidized, honey, caramel notes. MF: ok carbon, medium body. Taste: good bitterness up front, very malty, grains hoppy, a bit grassy, some caramel. Aftertaste: bitter, malty, grains, hay, grassy, herbal, a bit resinous, lots of spices in the finish, mainly cloves and some nutmeg.

A bit hazy golden colour, small white head and lace. Hayish, herbal hoppy and slightly bready aroma. Light-bodied. Grassy, bitter, dry, and a bit bready flavour. Tolerable.

(Keg at Juova, 20250328) The beer poured pale amber and hazy. Its head was medium sized and white. Aroma had grass, butter, biscuits and lightly fruitiness. Palate was medium bodied with medium carbonation. Flavours were biscuit, grass, butter and bitterness. Aftertaste had malts, grass and bitterness. Good beer with clean flavours.

Magus, mõru, linnaseline, karamelline, kuiv. Ok.

Pours a quite hazy light amber, pretty dark for a svetly. Medium sized, pillowy and compact white head, showing good retention and very nice lacing. Quite some maltiness in the aroma: caramel, lighter hay, a bit of worty reminiscence, light citric/lemonish fruitiness with a light sour touch to it, a hint of grassiness. Taste notes more or less follow the aroma: delicate caramelly malt base with a light doughy/worty feel to it, light citricness, a hint of spicy hops, a bit more herbal/grassy than the smell suggested. Medium sweetness, medium to low bitterness, a pretty uncommon but not unpleasant hint of sourness; overall leaning towards sweetness in both taste aftertaste, but balanced enough. Quite interesting tastewise, so-so definition though. Light to medium body, average, relatively dense-bubbled carbonation, quite easy to drink with a surprising hint of creaminess. Overall: very uncommon svetly, doesn't even feel like a lager. I found it quite enjoyable overall but it also felt kind of messy.

500 ml can. Unclear amber with a big fluffy head. Grassy hops, lemon zest, grapefruit zest, honey, lemon juice, resinous herbal hops. Hoppy bitterness, citrusy sourness, some malty sweetness. Medium bodied, oily texture, lively carbonated, dry zesty sour bittersweet finish. Not sure if this is supposed to be that sourish, apart from that it’s well made though.