Nova Paka Brou Czech 2.8%

(Bottle) Pours pale golden. Light hoppy aroma of grass and some tiny floral/perfume like notes. Also a bit doughy with some bread like malt. Grassy flavour with a light doughy and bread like backbone. Light bitterness with an acid sting. Light watery mouthfeel and body.

Pale golden with a very small white head. Aroma of diacetyl, grass and sweet white bread. Flavour is the same but thinner, lots of stale bread. Very average.

Bottled. Golden colour, small white bubbly head. Aroma is butterscotchy and diacetylic. Flavour is the same. Boring and one dimensional. Weak hoppyness might be in aftertaste, but that seems a bit rubbery too.

<!-- i -->Bottled<!-- /i --> (BB 03/2007).<!-- br --> Pale yellow, small white head. Diacetylic, butterscotchy aroma. Woody hoppy but (of course) watery. Plastic-hoppy aftertaste. Not too bad 2,8 beer.

Golden with small white head. Medium body. Aroma is fresh, grassy hoppy notes but overall kind of week. Taste is better than aroma, grassy, bitter and just a little bit sweet. Taste is quite strong for a N/A beer. Very cheap as well and that’s always good.

Bottle from Willy’s (store) in Sweden.
Honey golden color, small white non-lasting head. Small perfumy scent. Weak body.Very low watery taste.

Bottled. Pale golden, bubbly head, lost of bubbles. Bready and papery in both aroma and flavour. Thin.

Golden with a quickly disappearing white head. Hoppy, grassy aroma. Flavor is more malty, with toffee notes. Some hops in the finish. Quite ok to be a 2.8, Id like to one day taste the "real" beers from this brewery...