Kozel Řezaný

◎ Appearance

A deep amber to light brown hue, translucent and well-defined, with a dense, cream-colored head that settles into a resilient ring of lacing. The carbonation is moderate and evenly dispersed, creating a gentle sparkle that sustains throughout the glass.

◌ Aroma

The nose leads with soft caramel and bread-crust sweetness from the marriage of pale and dark malts, underpinned by earthy, herbal notes from Premiant and Marynka hops. A subtle toasted grain character emerges beneath, with no harsh phenolics or sulfur—the fermentation is clean and composed.

◐ Taste

Entry is smooth and malty, with pronounced caramel sweetness balanced by a restrained, measured bitterness (26 IBU). The mid-palate fills with soft bread and a faint mineral dryness; the bitterness remains gentle but persistent, never astringent, allowing the malt character to dominate without cloying.

◑ Finish

Finish is medium-length with a dry, slightly grainy fade and a whisper of herbal bitterness that lingers pleasantly. No harsh edges—the aftertaste remains clean and appetizing.