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canned on 12/5/22 oro carico velata schiuma piuttosto abbondante buona persistenza naso cereale abbastanza mielosa luppolatura media non molto amaro finale abbastanza erbaceo3.6 on tap dorata leggera velatura buona schiuma piacevole nota maltata un lieve erbaceo discreto amaro erbaceo quasi bsamoco3.6

Canned (from KCM Kivihaka). Golden colour, small white head. Aroma is grainy, herbal, grassy and some earthy tones. Flavour is grassy, herbal, some perfumed soap and mild spruce. Nice mellow grassy and herbal bitterness in the finish.

Can from my Beyondbeer Beergeek Edition Advent Calendar (Day 14) and consumed at home Thursday 15th December 2022 listen to Marc Riley on 6Music we had Chorizo Meatballs with Fettuccini for tea. Pours gold with a very light haze and a large white head. Slight hint of butteryness on the nose, great bitterness in the mouth and dryness, there is a fruityness, some cereal, good hoppiness throughout,grassy hoppiness. Great Czech Pils.

Can from the Beyond Beer advent calendar, drunk on the right day, as our new basement has just been partly buried. Clear dark gold, huge foamy head lasting well. Great spicy nose full of freshly dried grain and hay. Flavor is super full bodied, nice caramel reminders and complex grain notes with serious but smooth bitterness. Really great traditional pils!

8-4-7-4-14 Can, eight weeks after canning. Pours hazy yellow, with an enormous creamy head. Aroma is pilsner malts with fresh bread, hay and honey, as well as herbal hops with slightly spicy notes, lemon Full body, with soft carbonation. Flavour is herbal hops with lemon, grass and light spicy notes, as well as pilsner malts with bread, hay and honey.

Pours slightly darker than golden, quite hazy (especially per style), with a nicely frothy big white head that shows very good retention and nice lacing. Good intensity in the aroma: cereal and white bread base, with a light rustic/unfermented dough-like feel to it; hints of grassy hops with light floral and light lemony/cedary notes; a bit of buttery touch on the back of things. Feels pleasantly soft and rustic, but kinda fails in letting hop freshness shine. Same goes for the taste: pleasantly soft and rustic but not very bright with pilsner hoppiness. Taste notes follow the aroma closely. Medium sweetness and medium to low bitterness, with a sweet edge in the mouth and a balanced finish. In terms of sweet/bitter balance, this is much more traditional than their 11° svetly lezak, which was very bitter for the style. Light to medium bodied with pretty light, slightly tingling carbnation, resulting in a pleasantly smooth, super easy mouthfeel. Overall pretty nice.

50cl can online from The Trembling Madness. Pours an almost clear golden colour with a large thick fluffy white head. Aromas of grains, white bread and a little spice. Taste is bready, toasty grains and grassy hops on the finish. Medium body, average carbonation and slightly oily mouthfeel. Decent crisp tasting Pilsner.

Can 50 cl. Pours a cloudy golden with a white head. Malty nose with flowery hops. Medium body, sweet maltiness and a metallic touch. Slight bitterness. Maltier and less bitter than the 11°. 110922

On tap at the brewpub, shared with hrabren. Unclear golden coloured, medium sized white head, yeasty fruity nose. Sweetish malty, yeasty, fruity, notes of herbal hops and bitterish finish.