1L bottle @ Omenapuutarha. BBE 20.07.2019 Aroma is quite nothing with toastiness. Flavour has coffee, ash, licorice, and roasted malt. Some mild, harsh rubbery tones in the finish. A stout? More like schwartzbier or dunkel.

Tap at the brewpub. Misty reddish, somewhat ambery body. Plum jam malty aroma. Very creamy taste, light cherry, some nice grainy notes. Entirely malt driven and interesting, lacks *something* in the finish, but it's a good beer.

Tap at the brewpub. Hazy, almost clear, golden-amber body with an off white head. Sweetish aroma, malty, flowery. Classic sweetish malt-driven lager, rounding up the solid maltiness with nice flowery hoppy touches. Pretty much no bitterness. Unrelentingly classy, it's a surprisingly good example of its style. Very drinkable, very German. It probably won't knock anyone's socks off, so the purely hedonistic Ratebeer scale pushes it back, but this would score over 40 on a BJCP scale. A true, surprising gem among Kolčavka's beers and a great example of a boring style.

Tap at the brewpub. Hazy amber body with a darker off white head. Herbal dry hoppy aroma, vaguely grainy. Dry taste with a heap of herbal hoppiness perched on a grainy, lightly caramelly body. Quite fresh, more bitter than the average. Not brilliant but definitely a different, above average lager.

Tap at the brewpub. Hazy amber body with an off white head. Clean maltiness and flowery hoppiness in the aroma. Malt-dominated taste as well, mixing nicely with the flowery notes and some bitterness. I mean, it's a nice beverage, drinkable, but hardly an IPA even by English IPA standards... So a classic Czech IPA, but more drinkable than most of the bunch.

Tap at the brewpub, thanks Matija K.! Almost black cola body, creamy tan head. Mild coffee, toasty aroma. Smooth taste, coffee, vague bitterness, quite simple, quite okay, nothing too special.

Tap at the brewpub. Hazy golden body with an off whtie head. Creamy aroma, lemon candy. Simple taste, melon & berry notes, slightly grainy. Almost no bitterness, very much an empty finish. Quite meh.

Auch wenn in Tschechien das Halbdunkle dominiert, so gibt es hier auch ein Märzen. Der Typ ist sogar halbwegs gelungen, auch wenn das Bier ruhig malziger sein könnte. Was aber verständlich ist, denn immerhin muss man sich hier noch stärker vom Halbdunklen und Wr. Lager abgrenzen.Es ist ein schön süffiges Bier ohne wirkliche Fehler, allerdings etwas körperlos. Kann man gut trinken, aber es könnte ruhig etwas voller sein.