Tap at La Pirata. Nose is sweet grains, tiny hints of butter. Palate is not buttery at all, lots of sweet grains. They managed to miss the the typical Czech pils taste, but still decent

Bottle shared at the Columbus tasting 31/10/2018. Many thanks! A translucent golden yellow coloured pour with a lasting white frothy head. Aroma is pithy lemon tart lemon, woody citrus, straw, soapy lemon. Flavour is composed of spicy pithy graepfruit, lychee, , white grape, pithy, pez sweets. Palate is semi sweet, frothy carbaotnion, pithy. Nice, dry finish.

330ml bottle. Hazy golden with a frothy white head. Aroma is yeasty, grape, tropical and citrus fruits. Taste is a little sweet, vanilla like, then the vinous and yeasty qualities come through, citrus and tropical, dry finish, kind of saison-y. Medium body and moderate-fizzy carbonation.

3rd November 2018
Hazy gold beer, good white head. Palate is light and minerally crisp. Light malts, a little thin perhaps but that suits this IPA sub-style. Floral grape and a hard to pin down fruitiness. A mild savoury vibe. More of that floral grapey fruits on the crisp finish. Very nice. Another cracking Brut IPA.

Negra, espuma tostada de corta duración. Aroma a maltas asadas, turba y leve café. Sabor a chocolate, ligeramente vainilla, Bourbon y madera. Final ligeramente dulce, asado y Bourbon el en retrogusto.

2nd November 2018
Can. Hazy gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Smooth palate, mildly dry, decent fine carbonation. Light and creamy sweet malts. Smooth floral pine. Tangerine and lemon Azacca, soft and pretty ripe. Actually blends quite well with the floral tropical fruits brought by HBC472, some floral stone fruits as well. Light tang on the finish. Interesting, engaging and drinkable.

Bottle shared in London - cheers to Fergus. Pours clear gold with a slim, foamy white head. Enjoyable, has some guava, lemon peel, dried pale malts, pine needles. Light to medium bodied with average carbonation. Decent balance in the finish, more citrus fruits, dry pale bread. Sound.