0.5 l bottle at Gajbica, Radićeva. Unclear amber to copper, small to medium tan head. Aroma is lightly hoppy, fruity, berries, some dried fruit and soft earthy, nutty, caramely aromas. A soft yeasty touch, just a hint of butter. Flavour is malty, caramely, toffee, toasty and nutty at first with a hint of butter. After awhile, herbal bitterness kicks in and fruity notes come in play. Moderate bitterness, medium body, smooth, moderate carbonation, slightly creamy, not astringent. Finishes dry with a lasting bitterness.

Bottle, 0.5l. Deep amber pour, one finger frothy off-white head, medium retention, broken lacing on the glass. Nice on the nose, malty, bready, light citric notes in the background. Medium body, medium carbonation, lively. Average mouthfeel and texture, lightweight, slightly fizzy, easily drinkable. Balanced bittersweet taste, some mild sour acidic off-notes in the background. Aroma of toasted caramel, bread, grass. Blood orange, herbal notes, candy. Slightly sticky. Medium lasting finish, dry, lingering herbal bitterness. Not bad.

Bottle from Pomalo, shared with the Brits. Hazy deep red body, thick off-white head. Slightly funky aroma, citric, dark orange and light caramel. Somewhat funky, lightly infected taste, nice caramel and sweet orange notes though... huh, there are definitely some pleasant notes here, but it's obviously off, and needs tweaking.

Bottled 500ml. -Dark amber coloured, medium sized off-white head, biscuity malty nose. Sweet malty, biscuity, notes of caramel and touch of oranges with bitter sweet finish. No real IPA character, homebrewish.