2017 rating. They rebranded this recently, and I got it nearly by mistake, not seeing somehow I'd rated it under a different name. Golden body, big white head. Light aroma, a bit of flowery hop on a malty background. Clean maltiness, vague citric and herbal hops. Dirt average, clean, drinkable. And better than the regular Staropramen brewed in Croatia is 99% of the times.2008 rating. 0.5l can that ogivlado got somewhere in Plzen and shared it (thanks!) Medium sized fluffy white head on top of a slightly pale gold colour. Light malty nose, light hop too. And then I have to use "light" again, this time describing a maltiness that even reminded me of tropical fruits for a second, but that feeling was soon gone, never to reappear and I wonder where it came from. A bit oily, somewhat hoppy and dusty. Extremely ordinary 10°. 4/2/5/2/9

50 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a lacing white head. Mild hoppy and light spiced, vague cardboardish note in the aroma. Flavour is medium dry, light spiced and mild cardboardish. Mild bitter finish.

Unfortunately 0,5 l can only. Oh I love those light Czech Pilseners! This "desitka" is really one of their greatest beers I have tried. Pale yellow body with normal foam. Light aroma and flavor, but nothing very special like it’s finish. Really nice.

Plastic bottle (65 cl): Golden coloured, rather quickly diminishing white head; sweet-grassy-bready and hoppy nose; thinnish body, modearate bitter-sweet flavour; short, slightly herbal-bitter aromatic finish: A thin but drinkable brew, all in all nothing unpleasant detectable...............