PET from Albert Moravske náměstí, Brno, thx SZ! Shared with Gurthnar too. Hazy light amber-gold body. Softly herbal hoppy aroma, soft maltiness, light PET oxidation, vague diacetyl. Soft, smooth harmless soft taste, clean maltiness, vague herbal-floral hops, mild diacetyl, mild PET oxidation. Fairly inoffensive.

Pretty dark per style with a very dark golden to light orange body. Quite big dense white head, good retention and very nice lacing. Quite good intensity but so so definition in the aroma: lightly crackery malts with a hint of hay, a hint of honey, a quite generic citric fruitiness with a hint of prickliness to it, a light soapy feel; citric notes are what stands the most, though as mentioned they are not well defined. Taste feels different than what you'd expect from the aroma: a lightly crackery/fragrant base with quite vivid notes of caramel, a touch of slightly prickly citric fruitiness, grassy hops, a pretty dry and bitter finish with floral hops. Sweetness and bitterness are both more intense than expected, especially for the abv; good overall balance in the mouth, quite some bitter edge in the finish, though you're left with a bit of residual sweetness in the aftertaste. Pretty intense flavours, quite some complexity, but a bit messy/imprecise. Relatively light in body (less than expected) with average, dense-bubbled carbonation; quite easy to drink overall but feels heavier than expected for the abv. Overall: very tasty, quite messed up, still enjoyable.

Tap. Golden color with thick white head. Malty aroma. Sweet malty taste with light hoppy bitterness.

On tap. Slightly hazy orange body, huge white head. Aroma of bread, grains, hay and floral hops. Taste of bread, hay, honey, floral and grassy hops. Not so different from the 12.

(tap 0,15l @ Víkend s brněnskými pivovary - Beer festival)
Aroma: Malty, musty.
Appearance: Clear golden color. Huge, white head.
Taste: Light sweet, medium bitter.
Palate: Bitter finish.
Overall: Average.