Tap @ Zly Casy, Prague. Pours amber/reddish with a creamy lasting white head and lacings. Grass, buiscuit, hops and svovl. Taste has lots of grassy and floral hops. Medium and smooth palate. Very nice.

Tap @ Zly Casy. Pours a tremendous unclear to hazy yellow with a creamy fully lasting white head and lacings. Nose and taste is sweet with esters, banana, wheat and yeast. Quite heavy with sweet banana all around. Medium and smooth palate.

Slightly hazy golden with a lasting white head. Biscuit malty aroma with hints of grass and fruit. Sweet and fruity malt flavour

Pale yellow with a small, but lasting white head. Strong perfumed aroma of banana and spices. Sweetish fruity and malty flavour

Draught at the Klašterni Restaurace Strahov in Prague Poured a blackish ruby red colour with an off white thick head that went away slowly. Plums in the nose and caramel too. Malty sweet taste, full caramel, notes of coffee. Soft, maybe lightly watery but certainly a tasty lager.

Ok, I’m stumped on this one. I’ve had a beer with exactly this name (5.1% alcohol at the Klašterni Restaurant Strahov (not the pivovar)). Poured a fine hazy golden colour with a medium sized white head. Sweetish clovey nose, light banana. Light taste dominated by a light hoppy bitterness, dusty, dry, letting on some sweat weak cloves. Soft, watery, unimpressive but drinkable. Same thing? Doesn’t seem so according to the other rates.

Cask at GBBF 2009 ... ( as Pat :-} ) ... gold yellow ... light grassy hop nose ... light sweet fruit ... vey grassy

On draught: Almost black with a lot of ruby sparks, firm, lacy beige head; a lot of roasted malt detectable in the solid malty-hoppy nose; moderate to solid, relatively dry, bitter-sweet flavour, medium bodied, smooth; slightly lingering, dry again, roasty-malty finish, rounded by asubtle fruitiness. Very good stuff..........

Draught at Zlý Časy beer festival, May 23, 2009As "Matuska sv"Slight hazy golden color, fluffy off-white head. Dominating butterscotch scent. Malty, herbal hoppy taste, butterscotch aftertaste. Medium mouthfeel, medium high bitterness.

Draught@GBBF2009 (as Matuska Pils, correct me if this is not it). Pale golden colour, small white head. Aroma is vegetably, sweet malty as well as some grassy hopping. Flavour is caramel malts, some earth, grassyness and also mild notes of yeast.