Bottled 330ml. -Courtesy of Marko, shared with him and heavy. Golden coloured, medium sized white head, grain and some herbs in the nose. Watery cardboardish taste with hint of grain in the finish. Noticable CO2 presence. Typical Albanian beer.

4.5% bottle, 2017, shared with Hrabren. Clear golden body, white head. 5%, can, 2012. Wow. The aroma appears to be identical as it was before... salty and herbal, with some dull maltiness. Sweetish, eggy maltiness, with same salty herbal touches. Flat, dull but not as terrible as it used to be. Light bitter hoppy finish.Aaaah... there’s a whole story behind this one. So, heavy found it a loong time ago in Albania, when it was unknown to Ratebeer and pretty much the internet in general. It never reached Croatia because one of his friends on the trip, rummaging through the bag it was in managed to let it slip, fall and break - the single new and unknown beer of the trip. And now, years after that, we finally get to try it again, courtesy of Krešo. Yay! Didn’t note the colour, some shade of gold of course. Medium white head. Salty herbal, slightly malty nose. Typical Albanian saltwater taste, vaaaaague hop & light vegetables. Dear Albanian brewers. Please TRY a Czech pils next time before you think of making one. Thanks. 3/2/3/2/3

Bottle (thanks to Kölschtrinker!): Golden, visible carbonation, small and stable white head, sweetish-grainy nose with greenish hops; quite soft and pretty slim, light bitter-sweet flavour; short grainy-hoppy finish. A Bohemian Pilsener? Ridiculous...