Bottle, 5.0%. Good aroma, dusty with a nice spicy and floral hop note. Clear yellow colour. Good stable white head. The flavour has fresh straw, hop notes like the aroma, spicy but mostly floral. Good malt base - not sweet, but lightly malty. Very clean. Creamy and dusty finish. Floral aftertaste. Actually a very good and extremely well-balanced pils.

Bottle, 7.4%. Aroma of fresh hay. Clear dark golden colour. Big stable creamy white head. The flavour starts off fruity and perfumy. Some paper. Peppery finish with a little alcohol bitterness. Good chalky aftertaste. It is a decent beer, but very mass-produced and macro.

Can, 5.1%. Grainy aroma, acidic. Clear dark golden colour. Sparkling. Big stable rocky, plasticky white head. The flavour is mostly rough, rustic, and uncompromising bitterness. Good mouthfeel, but there is less malt base than expected of a Czech lager. I know it is a hořký, but still.

Bottle, 4.7%. Lagery aroma with a rough hoppiness in the nose. Clear dark golden colour. Sparkling. Very big, stable creamy, rocky white head. The flavour is slightly grainy with a rough hop note. Ok mouthfeel. Clean, but the type of uncompromising hop I do not enjoy so much.

Bottle, 8.5%. Caramelly and papery aroma. The caramel might be from rum, I guess. Hazy golden colour. Good stable white head. The flavour is malty and sweet with a note of - if not burnt then - melted plastic. Later, it turns out to be the caramelly notes of the rum. Tastes better than it sounds, but I am not a fan. That said, the mouthfeel is good, and it is flavourful even though also easily drinkable.

Bottle, 7.2%. Weak hay aroma. Cloudy golden colour. Ok frothy white head. The flavour is malty, sweetish, oxidised, peppery. The finish is more peppery than malty. A touch of fresh bread in the aftertaste that I like, but unfortunately not very prominent.

Can, 4.5%. Very grassy hop aroma. Clear dark golden colour. Big stable creamy/rocky white head. Grassy hop flavour. Does not seem bitterer than other beers, but much more grassy and aromatic. Good malt base. Very clean. Chalky finish.

Bottle, 4.0%. Papery and slightly acidic aroma. Clear dark golden with a slight sparkle. Semi-stable white head. The flavour is quite malty and full for the ABV. Ok finish, but less full and with a little grain and paper. Good for the ABV and decent for the style.

Bottle, 6.9%. Acidic, papery, and malty aroma. Hazy golden colour. Sparkling. Good stable white head. The flavour is acidic and slightly funky to start off. Full mouthfeel. The finish is less acidic and funky, so it is possible to taste a malty and spicy note, but I wonder if it was ever intended to be funky. Tastes all right, though. Not past BB date.