Bottle from Beerville, New Belgrade. Shared with lovely Anja and K&K Igor. Due date passed. Hazy amber, minimal head. Light malty and estery, light oxidation. Caramel sweetness, balancing slightly towards dry. Light to medium body, moderate to high carbonation, caramel, metallic finish. Not bad, just old.

On tap at the 2. Novosadski festival zanatskog piva. A little tasting session with the nice Russian brewer/owner, Juri. Nice clear golden body with a medium white head. Light malty aroma, mild DMS. Mild, clean, malty taste, very light hoppiness. A solid beer, a touch on the older side according to the brewer, but not by much. I’d like it to be more daring, but would the average consumer?

Plastic growler, courtesy of Marko and Vlada at the Pozarevac tasting in Serbia. Thank you. Pours amber orange filtered color, small minimal lacing. Nose: smoked notes, dusty dirty place, pop corn (!). Mouth: still bread, too watery, not that clean. Meh! I will re-rate this once I will drink it on tap in proper conditions.