Bottled, thanks MarkoNM! Hazy amber, rich coarse head. Bretty nose with orange peels and cobwebs. Mid sweet with light-medium body and rounded mouthfeel. Honeydew, grass and orange peels. Mid bitter finish. Interestinh and tasty, but is the brett intended?

Bottle 500 ml in Zagreb, Croatia. Pours amber with large off-white head. Malty, caramel, yeast, light bitterness. OK for a Croatian beer.

Bottle consumed in Belgrade. Pours very cloudy reddish amber, consistent off white head with bubbles. Nose of vinegar, wine most. Highly carbonated, bread in the mouth, minimum tart. Lovely ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

On tap at the brewpub. Almost clear dark gold, short lasting creamy off-white head. Aromas of yeasts and barley with some fruity notes. Light sourness and bitterness, quite pleasant, bread notes. Light body, low carbonation, bread-like aftertaste. Very nice.

Nov. ’13. A 0.5 l bottle from Vrutak store, Zagreb. It poured lightly hazy copper body with big ivory head. Sweetish aroma of dog food! After the fiasco with their pale lager now this! Flavor worked in its favor though, lightly bitter herbal hoppy with some caramel in the background, rather fine. Still medium to thin in body. Finish pronounced the hops even more. Not a bad beer, this one, apart from the nose obviously
However, looking at both of their beers, I was not only disappointed, but angry on extremely high price (higher than most craft, real ale in the, say, States) and such a clever marketing that made this, I dare to say crap end up in virtually every posh bar on the Dalmatian shore. Surely in Istria as well, where it’s from. It might be the batch, I reckon, but I doubt it at least for this red lager.

Opálos, borongós, vöröske. Tömzsi, hirtelen szökő hab, könnyed üdítő söröcske.

Pours a dark amber color with a medium white head, with almost no retention. Heavy on the carbonation. The aroma is nice - caramel and sweet malts, some fruity addition also. The taste is straigtforward bitter, but not on the bad side. There are some spices also present, although very weak. Drinkable with a strong taste.

Tried it on Karlovačko beer fest. Red amber color with huge white head. Caramel sweet aroma. Beer that you enjoy to drink.

0.50l bottle at Cameral Beer Fest in Koper. Hazy amber color with thin off-white head and soft visible carbonation. Aroma is yeasty, but quite unpleasant earthy and barnyard notes, on the other hand caramel aroma is more welcome. Taste starts with moderate sweet caramel maltiness, followed light sour grainy and finished moderate pleasantly bitter. Medium body, slick texture and soft carbonation in palate. Strange aroma alludes to oxidation, but still tastes normal...