Bottle, 330 ml, courtesy of and shared with IHC. Pours hazy orange, medium white head. Fruity, light hoppiness, malty, light sweetness and bitterness. Medium bodied. Not too much going on here.

Bottle in trade with MarkoNm cons 2017-03-03 Göteborg AR: dried tropical fruit, pee, ripe peach AP: cloudy coppery, very high frothy steady cream beige foam F: rich carbination, bitter, ripe mango, wee gooseberries

Botella of @MarkoNm, 22/12/16 BBD: 10/02/17 Color amarillo, frutal, notas ácidas, floja, cuerpo ligero.

30-10-16 // bottle from a trade with MarkoNm. Thanks!! Pours a hazy orange beer, small white head. Nose is quite fruity hoppy. Beer starts with a medium sweet malty base. Followed by some citrus and fruity hop aromas. Light bitter lasting finish. Pretty light IPA. Easy to drink. --- Beer merged from original tick of RUSJAN on 28 Oct 2016 at 21:23 - Score: 7

Bottle @ Home. Pours dark golden with an huge lasting offwhite head. Aroma of malt, light yeast, sweet fruit, little spice, light pine. Flavor is light sweet, light bitter, malty, spice, fruity hops, littel piney. Medium body, average carbonation, light bitter finish. 290916

0,33l bottle shared at Bevog Festival by iznogud, big thanks. BB 10.07.2017. amber hazy color, rather big white head. smells parfumy, spices, light berry notes, bit soapy, decent smell. medium to full body, soft carbonation, slick mouthfeel. tastes of berry notes, bit soapy, peppery, citric, lightly fruity. finishes light to medium bitter with light spicy, berry and herbal notes. decent one, drank it rather warm, so might be quite a bit more enjoyable cold. overall nice one.

Bottled at Sir William’s, Ljubljana. Hazy pale copper colour, rich head. Piney aniseed aroma with some licorice. Mid sweet with medium body and clean, rounded mouthfeel. Fruity, caramelly and piney. Mid bitter finish.

Pours hazy, dark copper color with almost no head. Smell of hops, herbs and pine. Thin body with oily texture. Medium carbonation, prickly on the tongue. Taste is bitter with some sour notes, very nicely balanced. Aroma of hops, herbs, pine and citrus. Short and dry finish. Overall, nice one. Enjoyable and refreshing.

Thanks to Pornoguru who accidentaly bought an extra and gave it to me! :D So, the concept is cool, named after Slovenian aviation pioneers, the Rusjan brothers, or, perhaps, Edvard Rusjan, the better known of the two. One glance at the hop list and I was excited... so how it fared... Murky, dark amber body, not much of a head. The aroma starts with a blast of diacetyl, mixing with herbal notes. So... basically, it smells like butter and pelinkovac (wormwood liqueur). The taste is actually better, the body is soft, a peachy note breaks through, but it feels slightly too light. No bitterness to boost it really, but some shows up, herbal, in the aftertaste. Another beer bottled at Vizir that I need to try on tap to actually appreciate for what it is. Though, admittedly, I seriously doubt that the diacetyl is due to their bottling line. There’s potential there, but the bottle some of us shared today was an utter mess I’m afraid. I hope for the sake of the Slovenian craft scene that these things get sorted out. :)