Bottled, 5.1%. Golden colour, small foamy head. Sweet malts and hops in aroma. Caramellish malty flavour with a bit hops present. Standard Czech...

Bottled, alc. 5.1% (BB 11/2005)
Golden color, small head, some lace. Sweet hoppy, woody nose. Sweet hoppy, grassy, typical Bohemian pilsener. Balanced.

(Bottle 50 cl) 4,1% ABV in my version. Beautiful, clear reddish brown with a fine, beige head. Loads of caramel and roasted malt in both aroma and taste. Soft and slightly sweet with high drinkability. 260805

500 ml can, bought in Denmark. ABV was 4.1%. Golden colour, moderate head. Pleasant aroma with notes of flowers, honey and rhubarb. Flavour is clean tasting with moderate hops, not remarkable but drinkable.

(Bottle 50 cl) I’m having a hard time pronouncing this. It comes out as something close to "Super" - perhaps a good excercise at a drinking party? Classical pale lager with a decent head. Lovely aroma from the good Saazer. Full-bodied, rather dry beer with a pronounced bitterness. Usual high Czech standard.

Canned(330ml). -pale golden coloured, little white head, malty and light hoppy aroma, mild bitter finish

Bottled. Deep golden. Hay aroma. Malty and really hoppy with salty finish. Well made, but the mouthfeel is on the clean side.

I was talking to a friend, and he told me that he recently had 3 Czech beers he’d never seen before, and bought them in a shop reasonably near my house. A shop I never checked out for beers before thinking that it carried only a few most common beers (like 99% of other little shops in the part of town I live in). And, partially hidden by some Zlatorog cans, I found a 0.33 can of this. Yay. No trace of the other two, but the friendly lady at the register told me that they would get them again soon. Yay again. So, on to the beer. Has 5.1 alc.vol. according to the can, but that’s the same thing really. Has a nice orange/gold colour with a thick white head, and had NO trace of floaties. The nose is mostly malt and dust. Lively carbonation. It has quite a pleasant taste, fruity, malty, and no hops I could detect. I could also detect some lemon. It’s pretty good in my opinion and way underrated here.

Very dark color. Caramel aroma, burnt sugar. Good mouthfeel, with some sweetness, malt, a lot of caramel, good balancing bitterness. Equilibrated and enjoyable.