Bottle 0,5 in Warsaw-PL. Dark golden pretty clear with tick irregular white foam. Nose: bit metallic hint, grass. Mouth: malty with round grassy overall. Nice.

Bottle from a supermarket in Krumlov. Looks simple but good. Beer in the glass deep golden, small head. Starts mild, malty, spicy. More and more fresh hoppy, some grasy notes as well. Finish well balanced, light fruity touch, again nice mild bitter hoppy notes. Good one!

Bottle from a supermarket in Krumlov. Looks simple but good. Beer in the glass deep golden, nice small head. Dry malty aroma. Starts mild, malty, modest dry. Shy metallical background. Finish grasy-malty, a bit moldy. Okay.

Clear golden color with medium white head. Aroma: citrus notes, soapy, caramel, spicy yeasty notes. Taste: citrus, yeasty, caramel, black tea tannins, weird bitterness, metallic aftertaste. Medium body, moderate carbonation, high bitterness. Not so good, not fitting the style.

Malty, boiled carrots, fizzy, malty, bitter hops, bit of extract

Golden colour, frothy head that stays long, beautiful lacing. Aroma is overwhelming wort and grain. Initially I tasted some citrus hops, but after several sips all I could only taste wort. Light bitterness. Not good, even for a non-alcoholic beer.

Bottled at Albert Butovice. Er... okaaay, this special was released in early March, and the BB seemingly confirms it - and yet, it only ended up at my local Albert in the last week or two. Mkaay... Fairly clear golden-amber body, big thick off-white head. Some citric touches and candied grapes in the malty aroma, caramelly maltiness, vaguely herbal. Actually, well, aight, not bad, not great. Lean, dry taste, some dried grapes, fair bit of spicy herbal notes, trace citrus maybe. Ends with a solid herbal bitterness - doesn't feel like 60 but definitely above average even for CZ standards, which is impressive. Overall... well... beats their IPA, and quite a few random stabs at the style. Still... not the best hoppy lager around - though I wonder what it was like in March when they should've spread it around really.