Bottle from a supermarket in Krumlov. Looks simple but good. Beer in the glass with a small head. Moldy malty aroma. Starts mild, malty, some bready notes. But not as intense as exspected. Shy caramel hints. Finish well balanced, a bit moldy-malty. Okay.

Bottle. Pours clear amber with airy off-white head. Clear aroma of yeast and malt. Bitter, hoppy flavour with sweetish notes of malt and yeast and touches of wood. Bitter, woody aftertaste with estery notes. Drinkable but rather uninspiring.

Bottle, 30% off, at Albert Filadelfie. Luuurv these easy cheap ticks my dange self. Er, right. Anyway, lovely clear dark amber body, with a slightly off white head, that collapses soon but stays there for awhile. Eh. The aroma is vaguely more honeyish than the usual soggy cornflakes (which aren't gone entirely), might even venture a vague vague touch of dark bread. The taste is surprisingly not bad - vague dark bread edged by *gasp* vague roast mixes with sweetish worty notes, along with some herbal-citric notes. This is actually decent. Light bitterish herbal hoppy finish. Have to give credit where credit's due, but this is way above average for a n/a. Its industrial carbonation bite and obvious lack of fermentation show its origins, but frankly, if I *had* to for some reason, though I still don't see what reason that would be, I would drink this again. And, for its ilk, that's the highest of praises.