Bottle. Golden color, foggy, white foam. Aroma: light fruit, slightly spicy, lemon, pear, some melons, flowers and citruses. Taste: sweet, malt, pear, lemon, slightly watermelon and melons, apple seeds, light bitterness, drinkable.

45cl bottle. Pours foggy golden ale with a decent white head. High retention. Weak lacing. Aroma: Spicy hop, pine, additional tropical fruit & citrus. A hint of earth. Medium minus body. soft to average carbonation. Taste: Sweetish start of clean pale malts, hoppy middle delivering spicy and piny notes. The short ending is hoppy as well. Spruce, spiciness, some fruit. Light plus bitterness. This version definitely is better than the first Volkovskaya APA issue with Azacca & Pekko hops.

Bottle shared at a tasting at Lior D's place. Hazy yellow. Somewhat skunky fruity hops, graininess, sweetish, bitter finish, medium-bodied.

450ml bottle. Pours slightly hazy gold with a medium sized off-white head. Aroma is citrus, pine, wheat. Taste is moderately bitter, citrus, pine. Mild butter finish. Much better this time. 450ml bottle. Pours slightly hazy gold with a medium-sized white head. Aroma is malt, faint citrus fruits, strange off-notes (plastic?). Taste is sweet and fruity. No bitterness. Probably a bad bottle, if I'd had this in a blind tasting I wouldn't have called it an APA. Reminds me of a badly brewed hefeweizen. 3/3/4/2/8 = 2

BOTTLE 50 CL from Craft Baza. Clear golden-amber, ivory head. Traces of fruity chewing gum and lots of dank hops, some green onions. The taste is subdued fruity malts and dank hops, that feel somewhat harsh and pungent. Overall, not bad for a crafty.