On tap at Lya Beer Café. Pours clear blonde with a slight haze and a white head. Slightly dank, grassy nose. Flavour is grassy with dry woody pine, and crisp cracker malts. Very nice.

Tap at Dno pytle, twice actually (thx Pavel D for that! :D). Clear golden body, lasting white head. Light grape and floral notes in the soft, light aroma aroma. Sweetish, smooth taste, light, some white grapes, lightly floral, well balanced but not pushy in any way, maybe even slightly too subdued and with almost no bitterness, but definitely a delicious lager!

Tap at the Liberecký IPA festiválek No.9, Azyl Bar, Liberec. Hazy golden body, white head. Tropical, somewhat sweaty aroma. Sweaty, dry, tropical, sweetish taste, lightly herbal, somwhat too bitter if I understand the note? Unsure. Still, I seem to have liked it, apart from the body.

Tap at GPV. Murky orange body, white head. Strong, enormous herbal aroma, wormwood's mostly killing it, hops show up too seemingly, or something herbal-hop-like. The taste is, unsurprisingly, quite bitter too, with even less surprisingly, a huge herbal kick, mixing with light orange undertones (yeast?), sage starting to take over at times and mixing it up with wormwood, lightly sweetish under all those herbs, balancing things out. Highly interesting, less crude than it seems at first, but definitely in no way moreish. One is more than enough - they turned a very sessionable style that is witbier into something that's much harder to drink, but is also quite a bit more interesting than the average example of its ilk.

Bottle at ČP. Hazy amber body with a lasting white head. Slightly oxidated orange notes in the aroma. Orange, earthy notes, solid bitterness. Actually, though showing some age, this is pretty good, would like to try it again more fresh!