Bottle, 0.33l. Pour cloudy pale amber color with large soapy off-white head, lots of yeast residue and sparkling appearance. Aroma of passion fruit, pine, citrus, grass, some peach and vanilla, too. Taste starts with light sweet maltiness, mildly toasted and a bit grainy, follows grassy with citric acidity, mouthfeel is relatively dry, while finish is harsh bitter. Light to medium body, slick texture and fizzy carbonation in palate. Although I like hoppy brews, this one is just too bitter and too fizzy for my liking...

Bottled 330ml. -Unclera orange/golden coloured, medium sized airy off-white head, mild grapefruity nose. Sweet malty, greapefruity and fruity hoppy, touch of caramel and metal with strong and a bit unbalanced bitterness in the finish.

Bottled at Sir William’s, Ljubljana. Cloudy amber, slightly gushing, rich head. Grapefruity nose with some pine caramel. Mid sweet with light-medium body and rounded mouthfeel. Lightly caramelly with some pine. Mid bitter finish.

Bottled, courtesy of and shared with Mladen, HammerTroll et al. (thanks!). Golden-amber body with a medium thick white head. Fresh peach and orange aroma, honeyish and grainy maltiness. Taste... light, mild hoppy taste, tangerine, light bitterness, herbal. Nice, light fresh session IPA.

Pours a hazy orangey-amber color, topped with a pretty big and nicely lasting white head. Hoppy aroma with sweet fruity notes, citruses and some pine later. Way later, some biscuity notes of the malt. Sweet-fruity start with grapefruit upfront, moderate bitterness in the finish, with semi-lasting aftertaste. Light body, extra drinkable with pretty decent taste.