Bottled 355ml. -Finally! The most expected beers have arrived! Well, the story goes like this - my friend "Dragan the Drot" went to live to USA, Salt Lake City, so I’ve asked him to bring me some Wasatch beers when he would come to visit Croatia. So, he came here some four years ago, but have brought no beers. Then, a week later, his girlfriend came too, and he said she was bringing the beers. But, again no beers - they said she was thirsty and drank them while waiting for plane to catch....hmm?! Some time after that, he has sent a package - I though this is it, but no, he has sent a bottle of tequilla! (very good tequila but never mind). And now, after six years of waiting, my friend has come to visit again and this time he has brought a bunch of Wasatchs beers plus one Squatters! Heeeellll Yeaaahhhh!!!
Now something about beer itself...Clear amber coloured, small airy off-white head, dust and caramel in the nose. Sweet malty, caramel and quite watery with nutty notes in the finish. Short sweet finish. Expected better one.

Bottle, aliased as Last One in Lager. Much cooler label... pours a pale yellow with a modest white head. Neat bits of lacing. Nose is grassy, bready, and somewhat herbal. Great mouthfeel for the style, thick and thin at the same time. Soothing. Mild flavors of grass, florals, and pilsner malt. Decent.

Bottle: Deep amber in color with a minimal beige head. Nose is sweet, but lightly earthy and floral. It’s got a great creamy feel and some solid caramel and bready notes, bananas, and lightly spiced. A little of that earthiness from the aroma comes through in the taste, it reminds me of rye bread. At 8% its hard to imagine drinking through a bunch of these, but I’ll gladly buy it again.

Bottle: Yellow in color, translucent, bubbly, and a finger of white head. Nose is malty, some yeast, and faint undetermined spices. Tastes maltier than expected, some orange zest, spice, and Belgian yeast. Coriander, that’s what it is... thank you Ratebeer description. Drinks easy, but its a little too sweet for me.

On tap at Wasatch
Clear straw golden with a medium sized white head and lots of lacing. Aroma is floral, citrus and grassy. Taste is bready, citrus, grassy with a mild bitterness
Nice, easy drinking

bottle - Pours clear amber with a small, light tan head. The aroma is of rich caramel malt with some bready malt. It has a sweet, robust, toasted caramel malt flavor. It’s full bodied and tasty, a very solid, enjoyable doppelbock.

tap at McStiff’s - Pours yellow-gold with a white, lacing head and a mild, grainy aroma. It has a sweet flavor with some fruity notes. This is a light bodied, refreshing beer. It’s okay.

bottle - Pours gold with a big, rapidly fading head with large carbonation bubbles. It has a nice citrus aroma. As expected the flavor is hop led. It’s moderately bitter and backed by sweet wheat and ample citrus. Medium bodied, it ends with lingering bitterness. Pretty good.

bottle - This brew has a tart, citrusy, yeasty aroma. It tastes sweet and spicy, maybe a little too sweet, and has a light to medium body and a lively palate. Overall it’s a good wit.