Bottle shared with Višnja 666. Thanks! Hazy straw, no head? Grainy, leaves, herbs and citrus, lightly acidic. Dry, no maltiness, lightly astringent, some citrus from hops. Light to medium body, moderate carbonation, dry finish. Not very pilsner-like, but has its qualities.

Rerate Aug. ’16. from a 0.33 l bottle as well that poured a hazy yellow body with medium sized head. Same aroma - honey, lightly grainy with light herbal hops. Flavor wasn’t infected this time, sweet, without any sourness, just honey and biscuit malts with decent fruity notes, sugary even in the finish rounding it up finely with a fruity, citrus and apricot notes so it seemed like a blond ale. Vague bitterness in the aftertaste, more alike to craft ales again. True, nowhere near typical pils, however, this was the intent of the brewer. Could be named lager though to avoid misleading expectations. Fine anyway and I’m glad I tried it problem-free this time!

Jul. ’16. A 0.33 l bottle at the second BiH Craft Beer Festival, Mostar. It poured a hazy yellow body with medium sized head. Aroma of sweet lager malts like honey and some grain, yeast, with a touch of grassy hops maybe. Pleasant sweetish flavor, malt dominated and quite yeasty with a little sour off note which went beyond that typical microbrew unpasteurized sourness, even more notably infected with vegetables here and there. Medium in body with shorter grainy and honey sweetish finish. Not really a pils, some hops would come in handy here. Still drinkable and quite fine. Hope to see it improved in the future. 5/3/5/3/11=2.7

On tap at 2. NSFZP. Poured a pale golden body with a big white head. Light honey aroma, grainy and honey notes. Pleasant honey notes in the taste, but washed-out seemingly. Mild... something illegible. OK, nothing too special.

On tap at Samo Pivo pub in Belgrade-Serbia. Cloudy bright gold color, white cap. Nose: rustic, stable, yeast, grainy. Nice! Mouth: one dimensional, no flaws but little character, the finish is far too dry. Not bad as a start anyway.