"Svijans" aren't all bad. But the "cut Kozel" you have in the photo looks very watery to me.
I have no idea how far you live from the border with the Czech Republic, but I would certainly (if I were you) be more interested in beers from microbreweries.
You can view this map and find a brewery as close as possible to your place of residence.
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Thank you for the suggestion. They were souvenir from my partner who doesn't drink much alcohol. Just he kindly brought some back for me for Beer Saturday. Locals mentioned Svijans and the Kozel was picked based on my rough request "dark beer please!" ...
I drank beer before but I'm more interested in it since I started joining Beer Saturday this spring. Now I try to get overview by trying main stream ones such as which kind of taste is typical in which country. Of course microbreweries are nice too and happy to try.
I wish I can visit Czech by myself soon :)
You're welcome:-)
Czech beer can also be bought in Germany and is definitely better than what is sold in Czech stores. Large breweries place more emphasis on exports.