50cl Bottle in Split, Croatia. Hazy golden colour, white head. Aroma of sweet banana, esters, clove, wheat. Flavour is sweet, banana, pear, clove, light prickly finish with light tart wheat. Light bodied. Decent.

28/06 0.5 l bottle from a caffe in Split. It poured hazy darker orange to golden body with medium sized head. Orange and slightly sourish aroma. Orange and banana flavor, slightly chalky and herbal acidic, while being pretty watery. Thin body, but quite decent sweetish chalky finish. I’ve expected much more from this beer, it’s just a lower quality weizen, though I greatly appreciate new things on Croatian beer market!

(Bottle 0,5l) Typical wheat, light sweet aroma. Cloudy orange color. Minimal white head. Light sweet, light sour, light spicy taste. Light fizzy. Medium body. Creamy texture. Light astringent finish. Good average weizen.

Bottled 500ml. -After Ožujsko Pšenično (Belgian style) here’s German style weizen. Cloudy golden coloured, medium to big sized white head, light fruity spicy nose. Mild yeasty, acidic fruity and light banana taste with notes of cloves. Short spicy fruity finish. For brand new Croatian wheat beer (brewed in Germany)this one is ok, but pretty average by German standards.

Finally found this one! I was damn glad and surprised to see Carlsberg deem Croatia worthy of a beer that’s not a pale lager. I was told that it was brewed in Koprivnica, but it turns out it’s not. Made in Germany, bottled here (and 1kn more expensive than the average because of that). Blah. To the beer... this pours a nice misty golden body pierced with lovely little streams of carbonation, carrying a big white head that went away relatively fast. The nose is faint and lactic, chewed up bubblegum, light banana, mostly cloves. Soft, slightly yeasty mouthfeel, lactic again, drinkable, carrying extremely faint banana and a little more pronounced chewed up bubblegum. Vaguely perfumey. Overall well-rounded but so faint. Are they afraid that esthers would scare Croats away from this one? I do hope that they’re not that dumb. Still, a very, VERY welcome sight on the Croatian market.