Canned, 500 ml at Ambasada, Zagreb. Hazy yellow orange with no head. Lots of fruit, apricot, some more tropical fruit, juicy. Moderate sourness. Soft texture. Medium bodied. Good smoothie, but gave me an instant heartburn. And I wasn't the only one.

Can, enormous thanks Hrabren for saving it! Muddy, murky dark orange smoothie, orange-beige head, thick, huge, but thankfully not a gushers, settled well enough. Pleasant, very pleasant fruity aroma. Fresh apricot rule over everything, maybe some passion fruit, not that much pineapple, a vanilla touch though it has no vanilla, hmm. Vague fermentation traces. Smoothie, but not chunky taste, no notable off notes like the exploding giraffe did, banana like finish really, though again it's apricots over light tropical touches. The beer is quite hidden, though some shows in the aftertaste, you can see there's some underlying fermented something, hah, maybe just a teeny tiny touch of plastic. Genuinely tasty, though, like so many of the style, it pushes the concept of what one considers beers. Still, respectably, it stays within natural boundaries without lactose, vanilla and excessive sweetness. You can get a worse actual smoothie anyway, this one just has a cuter label, an alcohol percentage and probably higher price. And it's good at what it's supposed to be.

0.5 l can from Goblet Beer Store, Zagreb. Shared with little Dina and Alex. Opaque thick peach colour, minimal head. Aroma is peach and passion fruit, some candy, some powder sugary candy. Quite sour, nice natural fruity aroma, lots of peach, apricot, apple, lemon and tropical fruit. Some malty elements in the back. Some sweetness. Very smooth, thick, drinkable, moderate finish.