Tap at Galerie Piva. Almost clear dark amber body, off white head. Dry, slightly woody malty aroma. Dry taste yey smooth, dry caramelly maltiness ending in a light bitterness. Clean, good if simple amber lager, maybe lightly soapy, but pretty much flawless.

# 1100; 6/2018. Hezky kyselý, poměrně kvasnicový a chlebový, vinné hrozny, nedozrálý angrešt, limetka, trnky.

From tap at Hostinec U Supa with OGJ 05.01.20. Ebony. Beige head. Aroma and taste of sour roasted malts, blackberries, vanilla and herbs.

# 1655; 11/2019. Caramel, tropical fruits. Hazy, dark amber color. Caramel, citrus, alchohol. Poor IPA. 0,3l, draught, beerpub, Pilsen (CZ).

Tap at Kulový Blesk. Clear coppery-orange body, off white head... the kind of body where you can immediately how where the Czech-brewed IPA is gonna taste and smell... but hmm... a dry herbal aroma. Not quite the malt bomb it looks like... but yup, there it is immediately as you taste it. Dry malt-driven taste, caramel, rosehip, some flowery touches. Not a terrible beverage but still very much fails as an IPA sadly. Looking at QD's review, sometimes they do get it right. This wasn't one of those cases.

Bottle 0.75l. Cloudy, gold colored. AROMA- fermented, malty, bready, apricot, spicy noble hops. FLAVOR- a bit fruity sour, lightly sweet, lightly bitter, apricot, malt, flowery, noble hops, bready. Medium bodied. Very tasty.

Bottle, as good as impossible to open - I damaged two corkscrews, chipped the top of the bottleneck and pruned the cork before the 25-minute-long proces of removing it from the bottle was over - so f*** you very much, dear brewer, for making my life easy and my experience memorable. When it finally arrives, the mixture is cloudy amber with a stable off-white head. It has a dry aroma of citrus, with sweetish notes of malt and yeast and hints of caramel. And it tastes just like that, too, with its semi-Belgian, vinous and dusty flavour with sweetish notes of yeast and malt and hints of caramel. Mild, acidic aftertaste - ends with a whimper, not a bang. Nearly no carbonation, which is a shame, for a flat dusty sour is worse than a carbonated one. Well, so what profound secrets did your majestic cork guard, do or die, dear brewer? Nice try, Lobeč, but better luck next time.

Bottle 0.75l as Pivo & Zahrada Cardinal Red Ale. A bit cloudy, amber colored. AROMA- low, caramel, red berries. FLAVOR- dry, slightly sour, moderately bitter, red berries, caramel, fondan, light earthy tones. Medium bodied. Drinkable.