0.33l bottle from the brewpub. Dark, brownish red-amber, ivory head gone soon. Skunky aroma, bit funky too, almost like light infection is there. Lean dry taste, vague caramelly maltiness, some berry touches, traces of funk. Very early infection likely. Can be drunk, but nah.

Tap at Bar52. Well, this was a random catch by all means, was going for a place tick the next door, but saw these guys had this on tap so went for it. What I got was a weird olive green, with a lasting whiteish head - closer to olive oil than to beer in appearance once the head went away, but thankfully not in consistency. Looking at pics sometimes the green is sharp, sometimes it's like this - I guess they add coloring sometimes (bottles?), sometimes not, hah, or that it settles weirdly. The aroma was definitely lagerish - sweet malty and light yeasty note, some tartness, maybe some herbal feeling but not much. Lean, light malty taste, definitely malt-forward, but it did have some herbal notes, not all of them hoppy, the bitter finish did have a tea-like quality slightly, but I wouldn't have outright identified it. Unlike many of these green ones, actually a pretty decent beer, above the average they showed when I visited the brewery I reckon!

Tap at the brewpub - the bartenders were class, remembering to bring it to us once they could change the keg a fair bit after we'd originally ordered it. Pitch black body, off-white head. Subdued aroma, light chocolate and coconut. Lean taste, sweetish, tobacco. A bit ashy, roasty, empty, ending slightly dry. Hm, needs some tweaking but not a bad beer.

Tap at the brewpub with MK. Lovely coppery dark amber body, off-white head. Sweaty tropical aroma, citrus notes, bitterish herbal touches and... light chlorophenols. Damn. Lighter taste, actually remarkably lean and drinkable looking at the appearance and the IPA we had just before. Surprisingly strong tropical notes too, papaya mostly... and some light chlorophenols. Well damn - this would've been their best beer, an easy 3.5, if not for the technical flaw. Shame. It really showed promise. Hope to catch it in good form.

Tap at the Brewpub. Clear dark amber-brown body, off-white head, quite thick. Citric notes in the aroma, wild strawberry, light butter, creaminess and maltiness. Ah yes, we have a ČIPA here. Sweet, caramely malty backbone, citric, mostly lemony touches, light wild strawberry, only a trace of bitterness - at least it's not that unbalanced as most of these are. A bit weird though.

Tap at the brewpub. Roséish-pinkish body, pinkish white head. Interesting bubblegum aroma with some herbal notes. Again some bubblegum taste, cherry if we stretch it a fair bit, with a bitter hoppy herbal undercurrent. Nice on its own but clashing with the syrup used. Not as bad as it should be but still...

Tap at the brewpub as Valda. Thx Matija! Slightly hazy darker golden body. Buttery-herbal aroma. Fuller buttery-malty-herbal taste, bitterish finish, simple, okay enough, the well developed hops elevate it really above the initial feeling.