Bottled 375ml. -Courtesy of Marko, shared with him & Hrabren, thanks! Unclear pale golden coloured, minimal white head, brett and peach in the nose. Peach, brett, pineapple, touch of wood and light yeasty finish.

0.375 l bottle thanks to Marko who brought it from Prague, shared with Ogi and him. Dark brown, minimal head. Toasty, caramel, oak flavour. Toffee. A touch of alcohol. Flavour is tart dried fruit, dark fruit, caramel, quite sweet, slightly tart. Light finish.

0.375l bottle, while Tata Bojs - Léčitel was playing - with ogivlado and Hrabren. Pitch black-brown body, traces of an off-white head. Huge bottle, vanilla, light coconut barrel aroma, alcohol, vague smokey touches, cookie notes. Lean, cookie-like taste, with a fair alcohol hit, but well balanced, mild maltiness, soft, quite tasty, lightly woody, lightly smokey, lightly tart. Huh, nice!

Bottle from BaseCamp. Murky yellow-golden body, no head. Peach and brett aromas, really pungent, some maltiness. Lean, bretty, woody taste, citric, peachy, pleasant, residual feeling of sweetness. Chuggabble beer, as much as 0.375 for 120+ crowns can be, hah, but I'd do several without any issues. And therein lies the issue with many such beers - inherently expensive, inherently limited, inherently sessionable... so you spend a ton or drink too few beers.

0.375 l bottle thanks to Marko who brought it from Prague, shared with Ogi and him. Hazy orange, minimal head. Lightly bretty, funky, barnyard aroma. Flavour is malty, funky, yeasty, lightly fruity. Soft carbonation, light finish. Ripe fruit, quince. Quite refreshing.

Deep/dark amber to light red, almost perfectly transparent. A couple of fingers of a quite dense, fluffy off-white head; shows good retention and nice lacing. Pretty good intensity and freshness in a quite interesting aroma: a not too subdued sweet malty base of caramel followed by fruity hop notes (citrus with tangerine and lighter grapefruit, stone fruits) and by a light resinous/piney feel; maybe a hint of spicy/prickly hoppiness. Taste notes follow the aroma: sweetness and bitterness are both quite intense: there's maybe a light sweet edge in the mouth that doesn't take away from aromatic hops and a light bitter edge in a semi-dry finish/aftertaste. Maybe the slighest earthy hint in the finish. Light to medium bodied with medium to high, small bubbled carbonation; overall easily drinkable and quite lively with a hint of creamy softness from the dense-feeling carbonation. Pretty nice one.

Tap at Zil verne. Med-full body, high carbonation. Lots of raspberries, natural feeling. Also med-light yogurty funk, pleasant. Med-light sweetness and sourness, light tartness, low bitterness. Slightly basementy. Pretty inconspicuous low-alko beer - as it is all coveree with fruit. Good.

Can 0.5l. Hazy, pinkish red colored. AROMA- nice raspberries, lightly floral. FLAVOR- just slightly sweet, moderately sour, slightly bitter, the same as aroma. Medium bodied. Not bad.

500ml can pours out amber topped with a long lasting sand head. Nose is citrus hops caramel malts and some floral notes. Taste is more of the nice citrus hops some caramel malts.

Bottle 0.75l. Almost clear, deep amber colored. AROMA- pleasantly smoky, bacon, cherry, red berries, a bit herbal. FLAVOR- just slightly sweet, medium bitterness, cherry, berries, somewhat burnt malt, ash. Medium bodied. Really huge smoke...