Poured from a can into a becher pint

Pours a pale golden yellow with a finger and a half of soft foamy head that slowly settles leaving plenty of sticky stringy lace

Aroma is herbal grassy hops, mild spicy hop notes with some yeast in there

Taste takes the aroma and adds some light biscuity notes and amplifies the spicy hop character a bit, a nice subtle bitterness plays nicely

Mouthfeel is slick and light bodied, medium carbonation and an easy bitterness make a crisp and fairly dry finish.

Overall a very sessionable and very enjoyable czech pils, one I'd have anytime, I'd gladly crack this while grilling or by the campfire.

A4 draught, 5/23/26.
Easygoing melon and pomelo with a hint of white grape. White bread and light honey balance gently. Good acidity lingering with spicy, rich tropical fruit building as it warms.
Big kiwi, musk melon and soft honey to balance the zesty spiciness. Mineral and good acidity with grape and kumquat skin lingering. Varied sweet and bitter notes with super interesting exotic fruit character. Incredibly drinkable. Drying earth/chalk from dry hop.

On tap at Foam Brewers.
Poured into a tulip.
Appearance: deep dark brown very close to black with a two finger dark tan foamy head which must have sat there for at least four minutes before even thinking of dissipating (ha! I loved watching that!) not much lace
Aroma: deep sweet to earthy subtle roasty coffee beans with velvety mocha soaked vanilla qualities; milk and dark chocolatey tones with decadent tones
Flavor: wonderfully meshed with sweet to roasty bittersweet to toned earthy quaint creamy sweetness; finishes oh so smooth with sweet mocha/vanilla/milk chocolatey/dark chocolatey and sweet butter/creaminess
Texture: medium to full bodied; good as a sipper (ABV didn't hit "too hard" - I think); extremely smooth along the tongue - absolutely nothing distracting anywhere
Overall: well daggum, what a knockout of the park! I would absolutely love to have this again and hopefully the next time maybe next Winter? Yeah, I think this would definitely be awesome then.

*Disclaimer - this was a nitro pour.

On tap at Foam Brewers on 05/14/2026 (brought out of retirement).
Poured into a tulip.
Appearance: thick burnt yellow opaque-ness with a half a finger's worth of white foamy head which dissipated nicely to leave some light lace
Aroma: what an absolutely wonderful blend of pineapple sweet to pulled guava toned sweet fleshy qualities; slight pear with toned clean malts
Flavor: fantastically blends the prior noted aromas to a sweet clean quality to a bittersweet juicy balanced quality; finishes so clean and juicy with a pinch of pineapple/pear sweetness
Texture: medium bodied; sessionable; very smooth along the tongue with a great low carb about it and superb low hop bitterness assertiveness
Overall: a beer like this tells me "Foam is back" on track with the NEIPA's or maybe the assist from Widowmaker pushed them over, I don't know but I do know this is one I know I would return to!