Just what I need after that onslaught of Pilsner. This one looks familiar but apparently it's new, no matter. Over half a litre and extra juicy too, can't wait. Pour was very well controlled and gives us a body of hazy yellow, with lots of carbonation up the glass, visible only against the light. There were two fingers of light white foam that passed quickly though. Scents are juicy oranges, juicy peaches, and candied orange peel, all playing against the distinct whiff of alcohol and the mild pine resin. The mouth feel is surprisingly light, it's actually medium bodied, very juicy with a little crispy bite and lots of foam. But with the imperial title I expected it to be much heavier. The taste is excellent, tonnes of juicy peach and orange upfront. Some pineapple can be found in the background and other is a slight kick of bitter lime, cutting through the sweetness. The intense alcohol warmth rounds on it all, dragging the juicy fruits down into the dank with the bitter afterbite and the pine resin. The aftertaste is bitter hops, softened by a gradual sweetness that rapidly warms the throat at the end. A great beer and a great end to my Czech odyssey.