An orange beer with no head. The aroma is sour with notes of soap and caramel. The flavor is sweet with notes of caramel and malt.

(Bottle 50 cl) It’s really hard to pinpoint the differences between Czech pilsener-styles. This is golden with a huge head, some impurities and heavily carbonated. Malty with a hoppy finish. Unusual.

<i>Bottled.</i> Deep golden, firm head. Sweetish with clean mouthfeel. The lovely oily butterscotch character that used to be the trademark of the Bernard brewery before Moortgat takeover is completely gone. Some citric hops tries in vain to cover the void behind it, but with a too clean malt profile Bernard’s beer has nowadays more character of standard international lagers than the top of the line Czech pilseners it used to be.

50 cL bottle, as Bernard Celebration, 5.0%. Pours clear and golden orange with a collapsing white head. Spiced hoppy aroma. Flavour is light cornish/malty with a light caramel malt note and light spiced too. Medium bitterness into the finish with a light caramel note.6-3-6-3-11=2.9<br /> <br /> From tap at Charlies. Pours slight cloudy yellow wit a creamy white head. Aroma is light hoppy, vague cornish and a bit of yeast. Distinct fruity yeasty house character. Flavour i mild bubblegum like yet also delicate yeasty fruity. Mild hoppy fruity on the back of the tongue. Vague metallic note. Bitter and medium dry into the finish.7-3-7-3-13=3.3

Cloudy tan colour. Estery, bubblegummy, hoppy aroma. Sweet palate. Creamy and smooth. Touch of grass, diacetyl and a good dose of minerals. Delicious with no hint of alcohol.