Tap at the IPA fest in Liberec. Misty paler yellow-golden body, with a lasting thick white head. White grapes, onion and wild herbs in the aroma. Smooth creamy taste, white grapes mostly, some lighter wild herbs than in the aroma, somewhat NZ-like, definitely Czech modern-like in some ways. Is it thrilling? No. Is it well made? Sure. And it's fun to try.

Tap at Krkonošská Hospůdka. Clear golden body, white head. Herbal, dry eggy grainy aroma. Bitter, somewhat juicy grainy tasre, lightly eggy, herbal. Works, typical Czech 11° one might say, with a softer body than some.

Pet bottle from Kralupska pivoteka. Golden yellow, tall white head. Light with malty flavours and a pleasant fruity hoppy finish.

Cask gravity at GBBF 2022. Cloudy gold colour lasting white head. Lots of hops thrown at this. spicy Saaz flavour I thought decent.

3rd August 2022
GBBF Day 2. KeyKeg. Hazy orange gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Smooth palate, decent fine carbonation. Sweet maltsz very sweet. Sweet creamy malts. The Saaz hops are light and piney with a little spice. Too sweet by far for a Saaz orientated beer.

Tap at Kulovy blesk. Medium body, medium carbonation. Med-high bitterness, subtle grassy herbal hoppiness, slightly spicy, light sweetness, bready maltiness with a slightly grainy character. Subtle basementy yeast. Well balanced, classic, pretty good.

Tap at Bad Flash. Hazy bronze body, off white head. Creamy, bit buttery peachy jammy aroma, light brown sugar and berries. Lean taste, but a bit sweaty with tropical-berry notes, drinkable, but nothing special, maybe some oxidation, definitely a bit stale I'm afraid.

0.75l bottle from BaseCamp. Welp... this just screams unintentional sexism, but eh, what can you do. Dark golden-amber with some reddish undertones, thick white head, relatively lasting. The aroma hits with the maquis herbal Nelson notes. Some perfumey fruitiness too, a bit on the heavy side. Smooth, light, taste, some fruity notes, sweet stonefruit or tropical notes, very little to no bitterness, just a slightly minerally touch in the finish. Simple, tasty beer in the end. It is what it is.

Lahev: Pale golden with a greenish sheen, hazy, medium-sized and rather quickly collapsing white head, mild nose of a typical Český ležák, that means spicy Saaz and a pinch of buttery aromas; mild to moderate bitter-sweet flavour, hardly medium bodied, but pleasantly soft; mild to moderate peppery hoppy finish with a little malty counterpart. Slušné pivo...

Handpull at Marpek. Almost pitch black brownish body. Roasty coffee aroma, goid chocolate, light caramel. Smooth taste, soft, good roasty kick later on though. Drinkable but slightly too bitter.