on tap at u svateho rocha in plzen. quite simple, even for a polotmavy. amber with a slender but lasting white head, tinned peach and caramel aroma, hints of lemonade iceblocks and rye with a lightly bitter finish

Have not had a light dark beer since Blatz Dark (America’s great light dark beer). True amber color with a thin lid of light beige bubbles. Toasted bread and just a hint of herbal hops with caraway and rosemary. Light brown sugar start with a earthy malt background. Fairly watery at times. Some light spice in the finish and linger. Also a bit of licorice and caramel floating about. Interesting, but not that entertaining.

Drinking from a green bottle of <i>Bakalá&#345; Light Dark Beer</i>... what an intriguing name! The word "Amber" is also on the bottle and it shows a 4.5% ABV rather than the 4.8% listed here, but this is clearly the Bakalá&#345; brew that I hadn’t tried yet. It pours a thin amber body with a dinkus white head that rapidly reduces into a ring around the glass. The aroma is sweet and bready with a generous dose of caramel. It’s a tad thin but manages to deliver flavors of caramel and toffee with a light grassy/floral hop bitterness. Not bad.<br /><br /><font size=-4><a href=http://www.ratebeer.com/Places/ShowPlace.asp?PlaceID=4540><u>Sal’s Beverage World, Elmhurst, IL</u></a><font size=-1><br />

draught at Vanocni Pivni Trhy Praha 2007. Clear amber/mahogany colour, creamy head. Wonderful aroma of caramel. Full-bodied, malty with hints of caramel, toffee and chocolate. Hoppy in the lingering finish.