does not count  sssamcz (6), Berkhamsted, England
Nov 23, 2007
Malty in the extreme. Can’t agree with previous comments that this it a ’typical’ desitka. Very unique flavour for a czech beer, a real love or hate job - I lean towards the hate side... Quite hoppy, with a lot of malt, definite worth the experience, unlikely you’ll have had anything quite like it.
 omhper (10900), Stockholm, Sweden
Apr 29, 2008 <i>Canned (3.5% version, bought in Czech Rep, but label is also in Swedish and Hungarian). </i> Pale golden, fairly brief head. Pleasant buttery hay aroma. Dry and light bodied. Saaz hops are evident, but water seaps through. Lightly metallic finish with low bitterness.
DruncanVeasey (1794), No. 46, Leicestershire, Belgium
Mar 2, 2008 Budget 14Kc tin swigged lukewarm following accidental disconnection of minibar. Not a bad waft of soapy pinecone and Imperial Leather. Aggressive cardboard and conifer all the way...the cardboard coming out on top. Aspirin and envelope adhesive/ licked stamp. 3.5% variation brewed for Scandanavian export? Safe from the plughole. Just.
ogivlado (2473), Zagreb, Croatia
Feb 8, 2008 Bottled(500ml). -Like Benesov Ferdinand Nealkoholické Pivo, had this one few years ago, but I’ve obviously forgot to rate it, so ’till the next time, this will stay...
Emil (6077), Copenhagen, Denmark
Feb 21, 2006 Can. Golden colour with a white head. Malty, herbal aroma and a malty, ashtray taste. Light body with a thin finish.
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