Almost clear amber. Aroma is light copper good noble hops crisp malt slight fruity notes. Taste is rural hop bitterness with slightly fruity finish. Rough yeasty on the tongue. Pretty rough and rural but has a nice character.

Copper gold with a white head. Good noble hops, light sweet malts that seem heavier as it goes, grassy, minerals. Medium bodied. Snappy finish over sweet malt. Very solid.

Clear gold with a tall off-white head. Bold noble hop profile, light sweet malt, peppery. Medium bodied. Spicy bite in the finish. Solid.

Tap at Galerie piva. Clearish golden body, off-white head. Herbal, malty, bit oily aroma... okay so far... but whoa, whoa... what's this?! Smooooth, slick body, herbal hoppiness, lightly grainy, bready taste, more body than average to support the hops, light sweetness, some bitterness, standing all in balance, immensely clean and drinkable! Very little references to it online - seems to be a St. Martin's Day special, but what's the difference from the regular 12? Was the regular moved to a special? Or is this some kräusened version of the 12? I don't know but it's far better than the best Kamenická 12 I've had so far - and well lagered as well I guess. It's pure simplicity for CZ pils standards, but just works! Man I'm so glad to catch a Kamenice beer in form!

On tap at House of Beer Krakow. Clear mid gold colour lasting off white head. Some good malts behind this some noble hop flavour too. Pretty decent lager. Its quite bitter. Good hops. Really quote impressed with some of these Polish lagers. Really good noble hop flavour. Good bitter lime flavour bite on the finish

Can at Pivní zastávka. Lightly hazy golden body, white head, falling apart. Bit buttery aroma, some dull stone fruit. Lean, dryish taste, but there's some body, dull, bit stale, bit of butter, some lightly peachy and herbal hops, ending dryish and bitterish, oxidation potentially. Nah, for Kamenice's standards, this is a major flop.

500mL can, pours a clear copper golden with a medium white head. Aroma brings out a nice spicy Saaz character, gentle straw, and crisp crackery malt. Flavour has a great spicy hop bite upfront, some dry bready malt, and crisp crackery notes. Great hop bite on the finish but perhaps not with the depth as some elite Czech pilsners. Very good.

Kwiatowe, ziołowe, delikatna chlebkowa słodowość, po ogrzaniu zauważalna siarka. Barwa złota, mocno opalizujące, widać że niefiltrowane i niepasteryzowane. Goryczka zaznaczona, ziołowa. Wytrawne, solidna goryczka, wyraźnie kwiatowe, ta siarka w stylu kanalizacyjnym psuje ogólny odbiór ale całe szczęście nie gra pierwszych skrzypiec. Ot urok regionalnego, czeskiego leżaka.