Bottle from PIvny raj, Olomouc. Golden color with medium white head. Aroma of bready malt, oak, light bitter hops. Taste is bready malty, notes of oak, noble hops. Long hoppy bitter finish.

75cl bottle (gluten free version, 4,8%) from Yeme Tomášikova. Head is big, white, good retention. Colour is gold, light hazy. Aroma is nice hoppy, floral, bready. Taste is medium malty base, bready, decent bitterness, bit spicy, noble hops, some caramel, medium carbonation, good one, enjoyed.

(tap 0,3l @ Malt Worm (Brno)) Cloudy golden. Minimal white head. Orange, juicy, light bitter, light grassy. Medium body. Ok.

Canned 500ml. -Courtesy of Marko, shared with him & Hrabren, thanks! Pitch black coloured, medium sized brown head, pine needles and mild alcohol in the nose. Minty, piney, alcoholic, touch of spices and noticable barrel with boozy finish.

Canned 500ml. -Courtesy of Marko, shared with him & Hrabren, thanks! Unclear golden coloured, medium sized white head, grainy and light acidic nose. Bready, grainy, light cereals and mild acidity with watery bitterish finish.

0.5 l can thanks to Marko who brought it from Prague, shared with Ogi and him. Dark brown, brown head. Aroma is intense herbal, lemongrass, citrus, spruce. Behind it, malts, caramel. Overwhelming and intense. After awhile, blood orange. Thick, medium to full body, caramely, roasty, burnt. Strong. Dry finish.

Can from Base Camp. Pitch black body, off-white thick head. Minty herbal aroma, big choco-caramel presence, if a bit on the dry side. The barrel certainly left the botanicals aspect there. Smooth, bit more muddled taste, caramel, cookie dough, light yeasty touches, some of the pine/mint/herbal barrel aspect, the alcohol is generally well hidden between the spices. This is very much fun I have to say! But I can see the hate as well.

0.5 l can thanks to Marko who brought it from Prague, shared with Ogi and him. Unclear golden, small off-white head. Aroma is bready, lightly buttery and light vegetable touch. Light body, soft texture, bready, a light caramel, some cardboard, light butter, some herbal bitterness. Soft to moderate carbonation, dry finish.

Can from Regiojet's train from Prague to Vienna, of course. Slightly hazy golden body, off-white head. Bit dull herbal aroma, lightly funky-yeasty but it's getting older. Vaguely funky lightly herbal-floral taste, clean malty background otherwise. Seems to have gone down, but to have been a clean, simple, solid lager.