Bottled 330ml. -Courtesy of Hrabren, shared with him & Marko. Hazy darker golden coloured, small off-white head, perfumed honey nose. Sweet malty, candy, yeasty, notes of honey and weak fruity with sweet finish.

0.33l bottle, thanks Alex for bringing it from Turkey, and Hrabren for sharing with Ogi and me. Hazy golden-orange body, thick off-white head. Heavily honeyish sweet floral aroma, not unpleasant but kinda hints at early onset oxidation, unless they kinda missed the malt profile of a Brut IPA fully.... But the taste is quite dried out, weirdly honeyish, floral, light, bitterish, some carbonation bite, but the carbonation actually isn't that strong, low bitterish, vaguely phenolic touches. This is... not fresh I'd say. And a non-fresh brut IPA is doomed to fail. Great to see that Czech Republic is not the only country making this style too.

0.33 l bottle huge thanks to Fates11 for bringing it from Turkey, shared with Ogi and Marko. Unclear darker golden, small off-white head. Aroma is moderately hoppy, fruity, candy. Strawberry, citrus, lime, hints of apricot. Sweet, honey, bread, cardboard. Smooth texture, soft carbonation, some astringency. Soft earthy, bubblegum and candy notes. Finishes quite sweet.

Migros, Ayvalik. Hazy amber-orange colour and small white head. Fruity, vinegum aroma. Light-bodied. Some sweetish fruityness and hops. A bit shallow. Decent.

Bottle. Pours clear golden with a small foamy white head, faint citrus aroma, high carbonation, medium bitter malt taste with grape-like flavor, thin body, long finish. Not bad.

From tap at Trokya Craft Beer Taproom in Edirne, Turkey, before taking the train to Bucharest. Clear golden. Persistent head and lacing. Persistent white head and lacing. Aroma and taste of pale malt, papaya, fruity yeast, coriander, wheat and marmalade.

Bottle 33 cl. Golden, hazy, very good white foam. Aroma: a little citrus, fruity and grassy. Taste: dry, orange peel, slightly sour, a little bitter, a little watery, but not bad and quite in style.