Bottle: Amber coloured, mid-sized fluffy head, slowly diminishing; sweet-malty, caramelly nose with a tinge of herbal hops; sweetish flavour, medium ti full bodied; first sweet-malty finish, later a slightly bitter aftertaste. Well drinkable ! Why is this beer called "Seven bullets" (Sedm kuli) ? The austrian heir to the throne Ferdinand d’Este, who lived to the year 1914 near Benesov, was killed in Sarajevo by seven bullets. This was the beginning of WW I !

Bottle. Red brown color with large light brown head. Light aroma of roasted malt and hops Flavor is sweet roasted malt, caramel and sweets combined with hops and the dry taste of nutts.

Bottle. Dark reddish brown color with an off-white head. Sweet slightly roasted malty aroma with some hints of caramel. Sweet roasted malty flavor, some caramel hints. Sweet malty finish.

(Bottle 50 cl) Pours a clear straw golden with a small, white head. Completely pure malt aroma. Medium body dominated by sweet, malty notes balanced by some dry and slightly floral hops. A classical Czech. 120906

Bottled (@ PivniGaleriePraha): Ruby-amber coloured, medium-sized fluffy tanned head, lacing and slowly collapsing; sweet dark-malty, caramelly nose with a distinctive touch of toasted malt; sweet (malty) flavour, surprisingly full bodied, velvet MF; longer sweet-caramelly finish with a delicate bitterness in the very end. A bit on the sweet side, but all in all a very pleasant and decent Dunkles !

Bottle. Golden body with a large white head. Sweet malt aroma. Flavor is more of the same with a nice hop finnish.

Bottle. Frothy off-white good mostly lasting head. Dark amber almost brown colour. Heavy caramellic malty aroma. Nice flavor, slightly bitter. oily palate.

Bottle (@ Pivni Galerie Praha) Deep golden coloured, medium-sized lacing white head; sweet grainy nose with a tinge of herbal hoppiness; sweet flavour, medium bodied; sweet-herbal-bitter, also a bit citrousy finish. Not bad, but a little bit too much on the sweet side.........

First rating500 ml bottle from a beer shop in Prague, Czech republic. Clear rebrown color, big lasting creamy tan head. Fresh sweet malty scent, also some fruitiness. Butter taste, lots of red wine as well. Medium bitterness. Larger than medium mouthfeel.7/4/4/4/9=2.8Second rating.(Draught at Ferdinanda, Praha)Sold as "Ferdinand tmave 11°". Clear dark deep red color, tan head. Sweet chocolate roasted malt scent. Light sweet malty chocolate taste. Medium mouthfeel, low bitterness.6/4/7/3/13=3.3

Best before bottle 6/30/2006 from Sams in Chicago consumed on 5/12/06. Foamy, huge creamy-ivory head is well-retained, showing light, spotty lacing. Intensely burnished brass body is luminous and shows a flurry of bubbles. Coming after Podkovan, anything is going to smell crisp and highly attenuated (no, but seriously, I actually didnt mind Podkovan). Crisp, mineralic, just plain aromatic (perfect is the only word I can say) styrian goldings explode on the nose with a wonderfully crisp lager yeast. Seems like they lagered this one amply. The flavor is crisp, biting and with that true mineralic water that balances sweet pils malt so wonderfully. I don’t even think this is the most amazing Bohemian Pils, but this is just such an intense style, with such a strong sense of malt and beautiful hops that it’s hard to really relax and see this for what it is.