Černá Hora Tas 10°

Bottle. Typically sweet and buttery on the nose. Well rounded and full of sweet honey malts. Very buttery. Very drinkable.

Draught at Cernohorska pivnice in Brno, on May 18, 2009
Clear golden color, fluffy white head, that didn’t last very long. Malty and fresh hoppy scent. Malty and herbal hoppy taste. Medium mouthfeel, medium bitterness.

Bottled@Mexikorestauracia, Trencin, Slovakia (BB 09/2008)
Golden color, good white head. LIght sweet malty, a bit buttery aroma. Watery mouthfeel. Light butterness, nice hops. Good beer with Mexican food and qualitywise is much better than cheap Czech supermarket "svetle vycepnis".

Bottle, bought @ a corner pub in Brno.
Pours clear golden with a medium, frothy, white head. Aroma is surprisingly powerful, clear maltiness, lightly grainy and good flowery hops. But it is light and quite watery. Also the flavour lets down the enticing aroma, soft, with lots of hoppy taste, though no bitterness at all.

Bottled, pasteurised, 500ml. Pale Gold with chunky white head. Obtained from The Norman Knight in Wychford. Beyond the sheer disbelief in finding such a rare beer in outer Warwickshire, I found this to be a particularly pleasant Pilsne. Light and hoppy with a hay like flavour, sharp but subtle too. Lemony with a hint of baked biscuit. Quite decent.

Tap. Herbal aroma. Hints of vegetables in the nose. Herbal, slightly grassy taste. Quite hoppy for a 10%. Very drinkable, only the aroma has some real flaws. Decent.

Draught. Like making love in a canoe...

Average 10 degree beer with a little extra - some hoppiness and a dryness in the finish. Not bad. (Draught at Černohorský Sklep, Brno)