Backlog. Tap at Brnensky pivni festival. Medium body, med-high carbonation. Subtle, but present honey character. Mostly hoppy, with high bitterness, med-light sweetness. General citrusy and fruity hops character. Good, classic, with a little honey twist - why? And why not? Good.

Tap at Warm Molt. Med-full body, medium carbonation. Medium bitterness, med-light candyish malty sweetness. Moderate presemce of smoke, seems to be a combination of smoked ham beech and light phenolic peat, which is interesting. Overall as a rauch lover I give a thumbs up.

(tap 0,3l @ Zastávka (Brno)) Overall: Ok, malty-hoppy balanced, quite soft. Later more hoppy. Aroma: Light sweet malty, herbal hops. Appearance: Clear golden. Medium white head. Taste: Light sweet, malty, light bitter, light herbal hops. Palate: Medium body. Light bitter finish.

Not too extra

Bottle. Golden color with medium white head. Aroma of oranges, tangerines, light pines. Taste is again hop centered with oranges, tangerines, apricots, zest, light pines. Good one.

On tap at Clock Block. Pours gold with white head. Pineous, hoppy on nose. Medium bitterness hoppy, zesty, bit pineous. Good

From tap @ Mešuge Craft Beer Pub in Bratislava. Head is big, egg-white, good retention. Colour is deep gold, light hazy. Aroma is orange, passion fruits, tangerine, bit tropical fruits, caramel touch. Taste is medium malty base, orange, bit herbal, tropical fruits, bit bready, decent bitterness, soft carbonation, good yet not great, enjoyed.

Bottle from BaseCamp. Clearish amber body, white head. Some herbal hoppy aromas with liiight citric and flowery undertones here and there, but predominantly herbal. Also a grainy, rough, husky malty touch. Huh. Nice, lean body, with the hops giving it an interesting herbal-flowery touch, not as strongly flowery as Saaz, not too herbal. Okay carbonation, medium to lean body. And, again, that husky grainy malty touch, thankfully lighter than in the aroma. Argh. Would be a solid lager if not for that off touch. And with 106 CZK for 0.75l of a pils (5$), can't say it was worth it much. The premium is I guess that I'm the first one to add it and rate it online seemingly - on an international site definitely.