Bottled 330ml. -from Bierbotschaft Herzog, shared with Marko & Hrabren. Pale golden coloured, medium sized white head, herbal and light oxidation in the nose. Sweetish malty, herbal, bit floral and notes of oxidation with bitter finish.

Bottled 330ml. -from Bierbotschaft Herzog, shared with Marko & Hrabren. Pale golden coloured, medium sized airy white head, grainy and light buttery nose. Grainy, herbal, buttery light hay and quite bitter finish.

0.33l bottle, courtesy of Ogivlado who shared it with Hrabren and me. Hazy paaaale golden body, off-white head, thick. Errr... sewer-like oxidation-driven stale notes with herbal hops in the aroma, oh, and diacetyl. Lean, dry taste, minerally, some weird citric and mayo touches, with some bitterness. This was mildly better than the Helles, but not worth anyone's money. Really hope the beers are better on tap at least.

0.33 l bottle thanks to Ogi, shared with Marko and him. Clear golden, small off-white head. Rough cardboard and burnt grass aroma, butter and vegetable. Light body, slick, rough, herbal, butter, vegetable, grainy and bready. Moderate carbonation, light dry finish. Unpleasant.

0.33 l bottle thanks to Ogi, shared with Marko and him. Intense butter aroma, hints of herbs and grain. Light body, slick, moderate carbonation. Grainy and buttery flavour. Harsh finish, cardboard.

0.33l bottle, thx Ogi for sharing. Hazy yellow-golden body, tiny off-white head. Buttery, diacetyl-driven aroma, grainy, lightly dusty, bit herbal. Lean, dry, soft taste, diacetyl and some herbal hops. Tastes like a Moravian ležák by a brewer who still didn't get the note that diacetyl is kinda only good if in low amounts, when it boosts drinkability in a well-hopped beer, not in a bloody Helles of any kind.