Bottle from Ambasada I reckon. Shared at Fil's wedding. The wax seemed like it might give us some trouble, but it was easy to be rid of. Blackish body, thick beige head. Cocoa and dark malt notes in the sweetish aroma, lower vanilla there than expected. It's there in the taste, lighter, light cocoa, chocolate notes, bit too dry and thin, but solid!

0.33 l wax top bottle from Ambasada, Zagreb. Shared with Ogi on the bus to Ljubljana. Dark brown, small lasting brown head. Aroma is nutty, hazelnut spread, milk chocolate, some bitter chocolate, dates, caramel and toast. Medium richness, pleasant overall. Smooth, light to medium body. Flavour is dark chocolate, hint of vanilla, hint of charred wood, slightly burnt, moderately toasty. A soft dried fruit touch, dates and raisin, some dried black cherry. A soft tart touch, no astringency, soft chocolate sweetness, finishes dry. Very light warmth. Good balance. A very good beer for a modest price. So, as Ogi would say, it is possible after all.

Bottled 330ml. -at Goblet Zagreb. Black coloured, small brownish head that went away fast, roasty nose with whiff of chocolate. Roasted malt, dark chocolate, light coffee and vanilla with bitterish roasty finish. Mild nutty also.