| Kozel Dark: Czech Dark Lager 3.8% (Pivovar Velké Popovice) Lots of malty toffee and molasses. Quite sweet with a slight taste of cola and nutty bread. Quite flavourful for the abv. 8/10 |  |
| Staropramen Lager: Czech Pale Lager 5% (Pivovary Staropramen) Crisp and clean. A bit vegetal and very malty. Highly carbonated, but quite thin bodied. Not much depth, but it’s a decent quality lager. 6.5/10 |  |
| Pardubice Pilsner: Czech Pilsner 5% (Pardubický Pivovar) Very highly carbonated. Very grainy bready. Full of malt, not much hops. A touch of sweetness, but it’s dry and clean. 7/10 |  |
| Starobrno: Czech Pilsner 5% (Pivovar Starbrno) Most Eastern Euro lagers have been very light. This one is fuller and meatier. Quite a lot of malt and hops, high carbonation, quite dry and mildly bitter. I had it in Bulgaria, and was going to comment that this is way above the other Bulgarian lagers, but turns out it’s Czech. 7/10 |  |
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