0.33 l can at Ambasada. Zagreb. Clear golden, small off-white head. Malty, bready aroma, slightly perfumy. Sweet, slightly sugary bready flavour. The hop presence is a bit shy. Light to medium body, moderate carbonation, moderate finish.

Can 0.33l, many thanks, Marko! Slightly cloudy, gold colored. AROMA- fermented, floral, spicy and flowery hops, malt, grain, apple. FLAVOR- neutral, moderately bitter, fermented, apple, malt, touch of noble hops. Medium bodied. Good.

Can, 0.33l. Cloudy golden pour, one finger frothy white head, medium retention. Nice lacing on the glass. Fresh on the nose, herbal and grassy notes, grains, hay, touch of spice and citrus peel. Light body, lively carbonation, refreshingly fizzy. Lightweight mouthful and texture, refreshing and easily drinkable. Balanced bittersweet taste with subtle sour fruity notes in the background. Aroma of lager malt, hay, grains, grass. Citrus peel, spice. Short lasting finish, mild bitterness, slightly dry. Good thirst quencher. --- Beer aliased from original tick of Varaždinsko pivo on 26 Mar 2026 at 17:57 - Score: Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 6 | Flavor - 6.5 | Texture - 7 | Overall - 7. Original review text: Can, 0.5l. Clear golden/copper pour, three finger soapy white head, medium retention, lots of lacing on the glass. Nice on the nose, grainy and grassy notes, floral, bready, mild citrus touch.

Medium body, soft to medium carbonation. Smooth mouthfeel and texture, soft, chewy, slightly fizzy. Easily drinkable. Nicely balanced bittersweet taste. Aroma of malt, grains, grass. Herbal notes, spice, bready. Light yeasty notes, hints of citrus. Subtle herbal bitterness lingering in the aftertaste. Medium lasting finish, slightly dry, grassy, herbal.

Good lager.

Canned 330ml. -from Goblet Zagreb. Clear golden coloured, medium sized white head, light grainy bready nose. Sweetish malty, bready, light grainy and discreet fruity with mild bitter finish. Not bad.

0.33l can courtesy of the brewer, huge thanks Ivo! Somewhat hazy golden body with a slightly quickly dissipating head. The taste starts with a mix of bready maltiness and herbal, flowery notes in the aroma, a bit grainy, if in traces - the hops are clearly German (as they are) in the aroma. Soft, clean malty body, slightly sweetish, letting the flowery, herbal and lightly fruity hops shine some more and dominate things. Very hop-driven, but not very Czech (as it initially claimed to be) and not bitter at all. Good nonetheless, nice, the only technical thing I would note would be that it was slightly more flat than I would have liked it to be - and that it's not a Czech pils. But the latter will not be noticed by many buying it I'd guess, and they'll hopefully enjoy a pleasant beer.