Can 0.5l, one year aged. I didn't know Mont Blanc is a volcano... Gusher!
Lightly cloudy, pale gold colored. AROMA- apple, pear, citrusy, floral and herbal. FLAVOR- slightly sweet, unpleasantly bitter finish, jelly, dried lemon, herbal, a bit medicinal. Light, a bit watery body.
Not good, not really bad.

Can from either Base Camp or Galerie Piva Vršovice, shared with Hrabren and Ogi. Hazy yellow-golden aroma, off-white head, thick. Odd minerally, basil, bit phenolic aroma, light polyphenol touches even perhaps, but basil dominates somehow. The taste is light, dry, watery, with soft fruity touches and light polyphenol notes. It doesn't feel farmhouse, doesn't feel hoppy, doesn't feel dry-hopped. It's watery, lightly nicely phenolic, lightly badly phenolic, vaguely hoppy and that's it. Questionably flavored water. Bit sad I didn't try it fresh, but this... might be the worst Chroust beer I've had. Maybe even by far. Thankfully, the recent beers have been good, but this... oof.

0.5 l can thanks to Marko who brought it from Prague, shared with Ogi and him. Clear golden, small off-white head. Medicinal at first, also spicy, peppery notes. Citrusy, fruity, also green apple. Bland malty and spicy flavour, lightly medicinal. Completely dry, no sweetness also no bitterness. Creamy, light body, abrupt finish.

Could be better