Bottle, 0.5l. Cloudy copper pour, huge frothy white head, long lasting. Broken lacing on the glass. Nice on the nose, floral and grassy with subtle citrus notes in the background. Light body, lively carbonation. Soft mouthfeel and texture, lightweight, slight chewiness. Bittersweet taste with subtle sour notes. Grainy aroma, herbs and grass, some citrus hints, yeast. Lingering bitterness, slightly off-placed. Medium lasting finish, dry. Decent and refreshing lager.

Bottled, thanks Hrabren! Clear golden body, white head. Aroma... started off with vague DMS, but it cleared quickly, leaving a fairly okay lager aroma, honeyish maltiness, odd, slightly fruity touch, some herbal hoppiness rather than a fuller flowery Saaz, but still within the frame of okay. Reminds me of canned Paulaner we use at Croatian Homebrew Competition judge school slightly, with a fruity touch. Clean body, flowery, lightly fruity, lighty herbal-lemongrass-like, more honeyish than bready malt-wise, going towards neutral. Slightly limp body. Quite okay taste-wise. An ordinary lager beer that, while not thrilling, I'd be happy to drink. Maybe my favorite Hajsonberg.

0.5 l bottle from Pomalo Beer Shop, Zagreb. Shared with Marko. Clear golden, small white head. The aroma is lightly grainy, a touch of hay and herbs, clean. Light body, moderate carbonation, quite bitter. Herbal hops jump right out. Sweetish malts in the background. Quite smooth, dry finish, a bit sharp tart herbal note in the finish. Otherwise nice.

Bottled 500ml. -from Pomalo Zagreb. Clear golden coloured, medium sized white head, some cereals in the nose. Cereals, light grainy, quite strong herbal and rather harsh bitter finish.