500ml can. Clear, yellow-ish, pale golden colour with small to average, frothy, slowly osteoporosing, moderately lacing, snow white head. Citrusy fruity and piney, hoppy aroma, minimally strawy, pale malty background, hints of lemon, orange, pine, white grapes, a touch of sparkling wine, honey. Taste is citrusy fruity and piney hoppy, minimally strawy, pale malty basis with some residual sweetness, hints of orange, lemon, pine, orange peel, some honey, sparkling wine, white grapes; dry and minimally warming, alcoholic finish, well hidden alcohol overall.
Oily-watery texture, smooth and soft, simultaneously dry palate, medium, mildly prickly carbonation.
Probably the best (in the sense of "most characteristic") example of a Brut IPA I had so far, really exhibiting the idea/typical features of the style in a comprehensible way, clean, dry, (vinous) fruity - doesn't make me a fan of the style nonetheless.

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Tap at Pivni zastavka. Medium body, med-high carbo. Brilliant clear deep golden colour. Med-high sweetness, a bit of dried fruits, but mostly clean honeyish maltiness. High bitterness, moderate soft warmth. Intense, with much of everything, yet it feels rounded. Not exactly chugger, still a sipper, but feels elegant, summery, like seaside mimosas. Lots of hops character, grassy, zesty, but also citrusy, lime, yuzu. Pretty good in my opinion, interesting.

Tap at Pivní zastávka, thx Gurthnar! Clear golden body, thick white head, lasting. Odd aroma, honeyish, very low sweetened strawberry, low spice, but everything is soft, light, subdued and smooth. Leanish taste, quite dried out of course, herbal hoppy notes, brut rubbery touches, some pineapple, dry, bitter, hefty kick of alcohol and not much else. Yeah, this kinda failed.

Golden color with white head. Aroma of bready malt, alcohol, moderate citrus hops. Taste starts bready malty, folloowed by light citrus hops, quickly overlapped with burning alcohol. Not in style and finally not very tasty.