Bottle 0.75l. Almost clear, gold to orange colored. AROMA- bon-pari, peach, apricot, citrusy, papaya, litchi, touch of bubble gum. FLAVOR- neutral, moderately bitter, the same as aroma, kaki, floral and grasses, some kveik character. Medium bodied. Nice one.

(bottle 0,75l from Pivotéka 13 (Opava)) Overall: Nice fruity-citrusy-juicy (NE)IPA. Aroma: Citrusy, fruity, orange, juicy, fruity yeasts. Appearance: Hazy golden. Persistent white head. Taste: Light sweet, citrusy, orange, juicy. Palate: Medium body. Bitter finish.

Bottle 0.75l. Hazy, gold colored. AROMA- smoky and juicy, citrusy, peach, apricot, pineapple, mango, butter. FLAVOR- slightly sweet, slightly fruity sour, quite bitter, juicy, full of fresh citrus, mango, peach, apricot, tropical fruit, floral, woody, smoked oak, diacetyl on background. Medium to fuller bodied. Smoke and New England? Surprisingly good idea!

Pleasant and session able hop juice Also a decent bitterness Cloudy yellow pour and a fine head. Solid lacing Pleasant hoppy and fruity aroma Mellow sweetness and a decent bitterness Fine carbonation level Citric, malty, fruity and some pine in the flavor [On tap at Dva Kohouti in Praha, Czech Republic]

Tap at Dva Kohouti, just Surfboard, 11°, 4.2%, 60IBU, there as a guest beer so has to be this I reckon will change if proven not to be. Murky pale yellow body, lasting big white head. Big peachy, flowery hoppy aroma Lean, dry, bitter tea and peach taste, lychee, minty, bit too watery and bitterish, but an interesting, enticing hop presence nonetheless. Strong bitter finish, lasting, not bad at all, for me personally, though its body is definitely its biggest detractor.

Bottle 0.75l. Lightly cloudy, pale gold colored. AROMA- floral, Lipo, Šumavské jahůdky, Bon-pari, citrusy. FLAVOR- slightly sweet, somewhat unpleasantly bitter, citrusy, herbal, Lipo, raspberry leaves. Medium bodied. Drinkable.

Bottle from Pivkupectví. Full golden body, pretty clear, lively carbonation, the head was thick but went away soon. Honeyish malty aroma, some flowery, herbal noble hoppiness, a bit dusty and peppery, papery almost for a second but avoided that. Lean dry honeyish taste, flowery-herbal touch, light citric touches, bitter herbal finish, quite bitter. Nothing wrong with it really, a clean, stronger, slightly maltier and slightly more bitter lager, falling somewhere in between a pils, imperial pils and heller bock, not fully in any camp, but working all the same. Slightly too bitter for its own good, or rather the type of bitterness sticks out a little bit, otherwise it would've scored higher easily.

Bottle 0.75l. Lightly cloudy, deep gold colored. AROMA- sweet malty, noble hops. FLAVOR- slightly sweet, lightly bitter, malty, noble hops, Saaz probably, apricot. Medium bodied. Tasty.