Can from Damian Beer and Ale. Cloudy yellow orange color with white head. Aroma of tropical fruits, oranges, tangerines, peach, honey melon, zest. Taste is fruity hop centered with tropical fruits, oranges, zest, tangerines. Could bero hoppy bitter, still easy drinkable beer.

Can, 0.44l. Hazy orange pour, one finger frothy white head, medium retention, sticky lacing on the glass. Nice on the nose, juicy, tropical fruits, citrus, grassy notes, pineapple, mild coconut in the background. Medium body, medium carbonation, lively. Average mouthfeel and texture, somewhat lightweight, slightly fizzy, easily drinkable. Bittersweet taste, more on the sweet side, light sour notes in the background. Aroma of caramel malt, oats, tropical fruits, citrus. Pineapple, coconut, candy. Grassy notes, spice. Slightly sticky. Medium lasting finish, dry, grassy. Good but somewhat underwhelming.

Can at Goblet. Murky golden body, off-white head. Green aroma, bit appley, some stone fruit, brown sugar. Sweetish malty taste, bit citric, odd dul fruitiness, white sugar (?!). Just weird, and so's the difference between can rates and tap rates... might rerate on tap, might not... it wasn't thrilling like this.

On tap at the brewery taproom. Hazy orange, small off-white head. Aroma is lightly fruity, tropical, lightly spicy, maybe even phenolic. Flavour is sweet, juicy, medium body, sticky, malty, caramely, apricot marmelade, tropical, tangerine. Smooth, not too sweet, minimal bitterness.

Canned 440ml. -at Ambasada Zagreb. Hazy golden coloured, medium sized off-white head, fruity citrusy nose. Sweetish malty, fruity, citrusy, touch of tangerine and light alcohol with bitterish finish.