Copper colour. Aroma is malty, caramel, with a delicate but nice hoppy finish. Light bitterness. Medium body, medium carbonation. Good one.

Bottle 500ml (K-Citymarket Puuvilla)
Deep amber color, small white head. Sweet caramel, candyish aroma with light fruity hops. Light-bodied. Fruity, even a bit berryish-candyish flavor, caramalt. Then English hops in the finish and aftertaste. Sweetish "Christmas" bitter.

500ml bottle from Aldi - a pretty looking beer, copper body, white head. Heavy malt nose, with a bitter tang to taste. Not Christmassy, ordinary bitter.

copper, minimal head, no lacing. nose of caramel, grass, a hint of metal. light to medium body. bittersweet taste with accent on grassy bitter. hoppy finish. ok

Cask at the Hengler’s Circus. Pours clear copper, nose is caramel, nutty, taste is similar.

Cask at The Queens Head, Burley. Pours clear brown with a light tan head. Aroma of toffee, malt, dark fruits, light spice and fudge. Flavour is moderate sweet and bitter. Medium bodied with soft carbobation.

Another overpriced Christmas ale that suddenly appeared in Croatia. 4 Euros for a bottle. Eh. Thanks Hrabren for sharing this! Poured a ruby/amber body with a small off white head. The aroma is adequately fruity, caramelly, malt dominated really, with a dose of dried figs. While the hops don’t make much of an impact there, they do in the taste - which is also quite fruity, backed by a smooth maltiness, with note of cherries, creamy too - giving it a slightly bigger than expected dose of bitterness then, though hardly appealing. And that’s generally what’s the fault with this - the descriptors look good on paper, and yet in practice, they fall flat, too light, watery, kinda feeling diluted (obviously not), not terribly Christmasey, without enough bang for the buck. Too light for its own good, though not the worst ale you can run into, far from it.