On tap at Bir, Zagreb. Dark brown to black, small lasting tan head. Roasty and burnt aroma, hint of licorice and black pepper. Light to medium body, creamy texture, soft to moderate carbonation. Slightly harsh roasty flavour, hints of dark chocolate, nuts and licorice. Light to moderate bitterness. Dry finish.

On tap at the brewpub. Black with beige head. Some cocoa, vague chocolate, sweetish, smooth texture. Decent, but somewhat bland.

Tap at Belgravia. The board at the brewpub next door doesn't list it, but Belgravia still has it. Very dark brown body, thick beige head. Sweetish flowery, jammy and raisiny aroma - different from the dark lager norm, but pleasant. Creamy taste - again mostly raisins on caramel, fresh, with a touch of flowery and citric hoppiness near the finish. Actually quite nice for what it is, surprisingly so. Good job!

On tap at Belgravia cafe Zagreb. Black coloured, medium sized beige head, mild roasty nose. Light roasted malt, grainy, rye bread and brown sugar with nutty touch in the finish.