Little or no head over heavy dark amber beer. Fine alcohol, meat jelly, oranges. Sounds awful, but it isn’t. Very sweet, orangey with some soft brandy notes, fruitcake with sucade. Medium bodied, but very slick - even to sticky. This is good! A top sweet beer. Make me sweet beers like this, and I’ll allow sweet amongst the honourable flavours. It’s very un-Czech, in my experience, however.

[Bottled] Pale amber, small head. Dryish and lightly cellary with notes of butter. Solidly malty, the restrained carbonation makes it soft and enhances the malt character. A well balanced, enjoyable beer with a lot of integrity.

Draught at the brewpub "Minipivovar U Medvidku". Oldgott Barique Lezak 13° at 5.2% ABV. Long (very) time to pour the beer. Shady brown color, huge beige creamy head, very lasting. Nice hoppy taste, medium to big bitterness. When tasting the top of the head it has lots of metallic taste and a huge bitterness. Hoppy scent when enough of the head has eventually withdrawn. A bit of butterscotch in the scent and taste when the head dies some more and the beer warms up.6/5/7/3/18=3.9Rerate(Draught at U Medvidku on June 30, 2008Shady dark copper color, big creamy lasting tan head. Hoppy and sweet malty taste. Fruity and hoppy scent. Smooth mouthfeel, medium high bitterness.7/4/7/4/15=3.7RerateDraught at U Medvidků, Prague, on August 5, 2017.Hazy brown color, off-white to tan head. Sweet, some caramel, fruity taste. Fruity aftertaste. Medium full mouthfeel, low bitterness. Sweet, malty, fruity scent.7/4/7/4/15=3.7

On tap in U Medvidku Praha: Hazy, amber coloured, creamy, quite stable off-white head; sweet-malty nose with a heavy herbal, almost medical hoppiness; moderate bitter, only faint sweetish flavour, quite light-bodied; rather dry, hoppy finish. Pleasant and hoppy, a bit too slim......................