Draught @ Pivovarsky Klub (unfiltered). Pours golden with a white head. A beer dominated by a flowery hop profile. Refreshingly bitter. Well balanced.

2019, on tap at the brewery. Ever so slightly hazy golden body with a lasting off white head. Fresh aroma, well developed herbal hoppiness over some malty, even lightly caramelly notes. Lovely taste, herbal and slightly citric hoppiness, superb, smooth body, ends with a dry, nice grainy finish, very much moreish. An excellent 12°! 2014, on tap at Prague Beer Museum. After one friendly waitress got us a couple of beers, another, quite less so, took the order for a sampler and then didn’t bother to tell us what was what. Luckily, it wasn’t hard to guess. Anyway, this poured a murky shinier yellow body. Sharp perfumey creamy aroma, herbal, and not in a very good way. Sweetish polleny lager, with notes of wet cardboard, ending dry. Just a shade less bitter than expected, but there’s a passable herbal hoppy note. Well... hm. I like it and I didn’t. Maybe it wasn’t in the best of shapes - it was interesting, with some pros, but some cons that make some of these high grades look weird. Oh well. Bit sad I have to go against the grain here, but I really do. 5/3/6/3/12

(tap 0,5l @ OP (Brno))
Aroma : Yeasty, light sweet, very light hops.
Appearance : Hazy, light golden color. Medium white head.
Taste : Medium sweet, medium bitter, yeasty.
Palate : Medium body. Long hoppy bitter finish.
Overall : Tasty, nice finish.

(Draught at Kulovy Blesk, Prague, 18 July 2014) Cloudy golden colour with frothy, white head. Malty, wheaty nose with banana, ripe apples and white bread. Malty, wheaty taste with notes of apple sauce, banana, bread, canned fruit and a touch of clove. Medium body, with a certain sweetness. Decent hefeweizen. Quite enjoyable.

Úněticke Pivo 10° - CZ - Bohemian Pilsener - 3.8%.

Dark gold color, big white head. Aroma biscuits and grains, corn flakes, herbal hops. Short bitter finish, very pleasing. Incredibly tasty for a 3.8%, very good.

Tap at the Prague Beer Museum at Náměstí Míru Prague. Poured a clear light amber with a frothy white head. The aroma is light zesty citrus. The flavour is medium bitter with a light fruity hop light spice pepper palate. Light bodied with average carbonation. Really liked this one. Loved the fruit hop combo with a spicy kick in the tail.

Tap at Hostinec Richtar jakub. Dark brown color with medium beige head. Aroma of roasted malt, coffee. Tate, roasted malt, coffee, caramel. Coffee bitter finish.

Decanted from a big old plastic bottle, thanks to Bruce on his home ground, 16/01/14. Hazed golden with a moderate white swirl that clears to the edge. Nose is malty, bread dough, sweet notes, light grass. Taste comprises hay, light caramel, soft bread dough, bitter twang. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, grassy bitterness in the drying closure. Solid Czech pils, nice easy drinker.