Beer log

Every beer we have poured

A running record of what has been on the table — brewery, style, strength, and what we actually thought of it. Updated after every tasting.

16 beers logged

Lime After Thyme 11° — Gose, Brewnicorn

Brewnicorn

Lime After Thyme 11°

Gose

Placeholder — your description goes here. Lime and thyme in a gose: whether the two herbs fight or agree, how sharp it lands, and where it sat in the running order.

Salty Boy 12° — Gose, Chroust

Chroust

Salty Boy 12°

Gose

Placeholder — your description goes here. A salty 12° gose: how much salt actually reads on the tongue, and whether it worked as a palate reset between the bigger beers.

Grapefruit Lollihop 15° — IPA, Sibeeria

Sibeeria

Grapefruit Lollihop 15°

IPA

Placeholder — your description goes here. A 15° IPA leaning on grapefruit: how much is hop and how much is fruit, and how bitter it finishes.

Promise Everything 21° — Double NEIPA, Sibeeria

Sibeeria

Promise Everything 21°

Double NEIPA

Placeholder — your description goes here. A 21° double NEIPA, which is a lot of beer: how well it hides the strength, how thick it pours, and whether it earned closing the evening.

Cold Fish 11° — Hazy Session IPA, Černý Potoka

Černý Potoka

Cold Fish 11°

Hazy Session IPA

Placeholder — your description goes here. An 11° hazy session IPA: how drinkable it is at that strength, and what the haze actually adds.

Pegasus 11° — Hazy Session IPA, Černý Potoka

Černý Potoka

Pegasus 11°

Hazy Session IPA

Placeholder — your description goes here. The other 11° hazy from the same brewery — worth saying how it differs from Cold Fish, since that comparison is the interesting part.

Cloud Scanner 15° — New England IPA, Černý Potoka

Černý Potoka

Cloud Scanner 15°

New England IPA

Placeholder — your description goes here. A hazy 15° New England IPA: how murky it actually is, which fruit the hops landed on, and how it read after the lagers.

Únětické pivo nefiltrované 10° — Lager, Únětický pivovar

Únětický pivovar

Únětické pivo nefiltrované 10°

Lager

Placeholder — your description goes here. An unfiltered 10° from just outside Prague: how it looks unfiltered, how it drinks, and why a desítka deserves a slot next to the big beers.

Russian Imperial Stout 22° — Libertas

Libertas

Russian Imperial Stout 22°

Stout

Placeholder — your description goes here. A 22° imperial stout: how thick it pours, what it smells like, and how it handled being poured after everything else.

Bohemian Dark 13° — Dark Lager, Libertas

Libertas

Bohemian Dark 13°

Dark Lager

Placeholder — your description goes here. A dark 13°: where it sits between coffee and caramel, how sweet it actually is, and who it converted on the night.

Ježibaba 12° — Lager, Obora

Obora

Ježibaba 12°

Lager

Placeholder — your description goes here. A 12° lager with a name worth explaining to the foreigners at the table, and whatever it tasted like once you had.

Thyme Is Now 12° — Gose, Zichovec

Zichovec

Thyme Is Now 12°

Gose

Placeholder — your description goes here. A thyme gose, which is exactly as odd as it sounds: how the herb reads against the salt and sour, and whether the pun earned its place.

Bylinný Blaženec 13° — Gose, Matuška

Matuška

Bylinný Blaženec 13°

Gose

Placeholder — your description goes here. A herbal 13° gose: what the herbs actually did to it, how sour it lands, and whether it worked in the line-up.

Elektronik 743 11° — Oat Cream Session IPA, Černý Potoka

Černý Potoka

Elektronik 743 11°

Oat Cream Session IPA

Placeholder — your description goes here. An 11° oat cream session IPA: how soft the oats make it, where the hops sit, and why a session beer earned a slot.

Shadowfarer 13° — Dark Lager, Sibeeria

Sibeeria

Shadowfarer 13°

Dark Lager

Placeholder — your description goes here. A dark 13° lager: what it looks like in the glass, what comes off the top, how it drinks, and why it made the tasting. Two or three sentences is plenty; this is the text search engines read and the line that shows on the card.

Candynskij 28° — Imperial Stout, Sibeeria

Sibeeria

Candynskij 28°

Imperial Stout

Placeholder — your description goes here. A 28° imperial stout is the heavyweight end of what Czech brewing does when it stops being polite; say what that actually tasted like on the night.

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