A tall head on an orange-colored beer. The foam is quite long-lasting. The beer is opaque. Small hop particles are floating in it.
The aroma is fruity and orange-forward, with some grapefruit and a slight alcoholic note. There are a few medicinal aromas in the aftertaste.
The flavor is sweetish and juicy. Bitterness is low.
Full-bodied, with medium carbonation. Very slick and velvety on the palate, slightly sticky in the throat.

It's tasty, but I was expecting far more bitter beer.

Tap at Ambasada. Hazy yellow-golden body, off-white head. Very early onset infection evident in the aroma, light cabbage. I was ready for it, Luka P was fair about it, warning me. Light bubblegum and grape from the hops still show up underneath. The taste, however, is remarkably cabbage-free - smooth and sweet, bit sugary Sauvignon notes, candy, bubblegum, light herbal notes, low to no bitterness. More sweet than I like my IPAs to be, but quite drinkable! I can see where the high scores came from.

Canned 440ml.-at Ambasada Zagreb. Murky yellow coloured, medium sized white head, grassy and light grapefruity nose. Sweet malty, oaty, light citrusy and grassy with notes of tropical fruits in the finish. Alcohol discreet.

Canned, 440 ml at Ambasada. Hazy yellow with medium white head. Hoppy, citrus, grapefruit, bit grassy, some dankness. Bitterish touch.

A hazy orange golden beer with a white head. Aroma of fresh grassy hops, dank, yeast, yellow stone fruits. Taste of yellow stone fruits, apricot, dank, grassy hops, good.