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

Černý Potoka
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.

Únětický pivovar
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.

Libertas
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.

Libertas
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.

Obora
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.

Zichovec
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.

Matuška
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.

Černý Potoka
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.

Sibeeria
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.

Sibeeria
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.
Most of these show up at our tastings sooner or later.