Reviewed from notes.
Can to lager glass.
Appearance: dark brown very close to black in color with a two finger khaki foamy head which dissipated nicely to leave some light lace
Aroma: clean dark roasted malts, subtle dark chocolate, cocoa powder and/or baker's chocolate, a light touch of black coffee in there and a light earthiness further down in
Flavor: blends the prior noted aromas to a fair roasty to sweet earthy quality; finishes dry mostly through the dark malty notes and earthiness
Texture: light to medium bodied, slightly sessionable; some smoothness but the dryness of this beer is well, I don't want to say over the top but it's not exactly faint - we'll just say it's "noticeable"
Overall: I liked this one for the most part but it might be a bit drier than a lot of other dark lagers. Definitely needed some water after this one.

Canned, 473 ml, shared with MiroB, Zec and Luka. Dark brown with beige heard. Some chocolate, roasty, cocoa, light vegetables in aroma, watery, sweetish, quite thin.

Tap at BeerTemple, Amsterdam, 20th June 24. Pours dark brown. Aroma of roasted malts, caramel, yeast. Taste is smooth, bitter, roasted malts, yeast. Nice

Pretty good, not better than any real Czech example. This one is a touch on the sweet side, like unfermented malt liquor. Beertemple ams

Loving picking up occasional Tilted Barn in distro. Nice dark pour, the head decent sized at first fades to a whisper rather quickly. Nose is cocoa and ash. Tastes of almonds, cola, roast, chocolate, hay. Smooth palate and light bitterness.