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Pet bottle@pbf XIV. Amber colour, small white head. Aroma is sweet malts, alcohol and a bit grainy tones. Flavour is plum, grains, some wood and mild yeasty tones.

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Plastic bottle (PBF XIV)
Golden colour, small off-white head. Diacetylic, sweetish aroma. Light-bodied. Sweetish, some diacetylic notes, very typical Lithuanian.

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1l plastic bottle. PBF XIV. Poured clear and light amber in color. Some bready malts, feels kinda light, some caramel and light sweetness. quite drinkable.

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--Bottled at PBF XIV. -- Clear deep golden, small head. Doughy nose with butter and hay. Mid sweet with medium body and well rounded mouthfeel. Doughy bread, caramel, hay, honey and minerals. Mid bitter finish.

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50cl bottle received as a gift. Pours clear amber with a modest, off-white head. Malty and somewhat caramelly with notes of ripe fruits and hints of hops. Sweet and malty, but still somewhat balanced. Quite drinkable.

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I am not sure why kind of traditional this is. From a 1 liter swing top bottle. It gushed upon opening. Initially a simple malt aroma. Some malt sweetness that finishes with dry hops. Sessionqble at this abv.

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Bottle. Clear deep amber color tan head. Aroma of baking biscuits. Taste is malty caramel on biscuits. Like a nice amber lager.