Amber colour, small off-white head. Aroma is floral, fruity, some mild toffee tones with biscuity and mild herbal tones. Flavour is quite similar to the aroma. Smooth, and quite nice session beer.

Brown-amber colour, medium-sized white head and lace. Caramalt, leafy hops in the nose. Light-bodied. Hoppy, some caramalt, light but lots of flavour. Vaasa

Dark amber to light brown, possibly a bit of haziness, overall on the darker edge of the style. Gets a good, frothy head, the slightest off-white: leaves some good lacing, but recedes relatively quick. Average or slightly above average intensity in the aroma: sweet maltiness with caramel taking the main stage, perhaps a bit of honey, a bit of residual sugary sweetness, a touch of chocolate, a background of slightly grassy hops with a hint of fruitiness to them (jam-like orangeish i'd say). A quite interesting aroma, though not super defined. The same goes for the taste, with notes as per aroma. Sweetness and bitterness are both more or less medium and in good overall balance, in a beer that feels fairly potent for style and abv, though as mentioned not super precise. The aftertaste is slightly sweet but not sticky. Light to medium bodied, average to high carbonation, surely a bit more carbonated than many lagers; a bit more dense (and slightly heavier) than expected for the abv, but pleasantly lively. Overall: a very much fair, well balanced and quite tasty polotmavy; could have been excellent but lacked a bit in tidiness.

750 ml bottle. Unclear amber with a big fluffy head. Caramel, diacetyl, buttery notes, overripe stone fruit and banana, bitter orange, lemon zest. Dry hoppy bitterness, malty sweetness. Medium bodied, oily texture, lively carbonated, dry zesty malty bittersweet finish. Nice Polotmavý, very balanced, flavorful with a good crisp hop bitterness.

750ml Bottle - Dark amber in colour. Caramel, brown sugar and raisins in the aroma. Caramel, raisins, nuts and some hints of chocolate in the taste.