Bottled (backlog, thanks Kim N!). Golden colour, mediumsized creamy head, which leaves good lace. Aroma is floral, some caramel, mild bready and grainy notes along with a nice grassy and herbal bitter finish. The bitter finish is nice and lingering, just making you go for another sip. Very drinkable.

Thanks to Degarth for this one! The Stork pours with a dark yellow body that holds up a long lasting, creamy, bone-colored head. Rich bready, doughy malt aroma that is supported by a flowery hops. Slight sweetness that is balanced by a good hop bitterness underneath. A bit soapy, but there is lots of body for the style here that make this quite enjoyable.

Clear golden coloured body with a very thin white head. Aroma of pale malt, some light hops and a lot of candy and sugar scents. Light-bodied; Sharp up front maltiness showing some bitterness with some fruit and sweet tastes following soon after. Aftertaste is mild, but showing a metallic twang near the end. Overall, a very good bohemian pils-definitely worth trying, even for people that enjoy ’larger’ beers. A great beer to try, and good to split it with good friend jon[r888710]. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from Whole Foods in Tyson’s Corner, Virginia on 13-November-2004. Evidently this beer is available way out there in the Czech Republic and only at Whole Foods Markets here in the states.