Tap at BGB. Hazy dark golden body, off-white head. Lovely yuzu stoma, bit herbal, touch of fruity hoppiness. Dry, chalky taste, yuzu, soft, sweetish, herbal hoppiness, bit roughly herbal, but otherwise a nice beer!

Pours deep golden with the slightest bit of haziness. Average to big sized white head, quite dense for the style; shows very good retention and nice lacing. An intense though not too deep aroma shows a very light malty base: cerealy and slightly doughish. Strong citric fruitiness, mainly lemonish, greener slightly prickly hints of cedar, not too timid diacetyl. Taste notes more or less as per aroma, still pretty bright and intense and now better defined, still not much complexity. Diacetyl far less prominent but still detectable, gives a sweetish touch that feels a bit off the path. Overall still in good balance, but a bit on the sweet side for the style. Light or slightly above light bodied, average to high carbonation. Denser than expected for the abv, mainly due to a relatively thick carbonation, but still pretty easy to drink. Overall: an atypical svetle, quite modern in some ways (though many modern czech pilsners focus on more bitterness and this one does not) but still recognisable as a svetle. Very tasty and pretty intense, but not devoid of flaws.

500ml Can - Copper red in colour. Caramel, pine, citrus and berries in the aroma. Hoppy taste with notes of caramel, citrus, red grapes, berries and pine.

Can at Galerie Piva. Sabro/Talus now, will probably split it up. Hazy yellow-golden body, white head. Huge, pleasant coconut and slightly tropical fruity aroma. Coconut, more coconut and light lime in the smooth, clean taste before an abrupt bitterish hoppy finish. Quite solid for recent Clock!

Can 0.5l. Lightly cloudy, deep gold colored. AROMA- strongly lime bon-pari, meadow grasses, touch of wild strawberry, marjoram, malt. FLAVOR- lightly sweet, medium bitterness, bon-pari, malty, meadow grasses, herbal, bitter leaves, woody. Medium bodied. Nice surprise.