Bottle 330 ml, courtesy of Luka. Shared with Tomi, Max and JFK10000. Pours murky brwn, beige head. Malty, caramel, light roastiness, lactic, bit nutty. Watery. Bit dry in finish. Medium bodied.

Bottle at Black Dog. Pours lightly hazy golden with large, foamy white head. Some floral and earthy aromas with light citrus, honey and a bit of vegetable. Slightly sour, wet cloth taste with floral notes and some light citrus. Drinkable but a bit amateurish.

Boca 0.33L...na prvu miris mi je po kavi a okus je pak kao lagano, lagano dimljeno, iako ima 7,5 % alkohola ne osjeti se u ustima...

Jul. ’16. On tap at the second BiH Craft Beer Festival, Mostar. It poured a hazy very dark brown body with a small brownish head. Lovely aroma of dark malts like caramel, licorice, coffee, only touched with hops. Flavor was also sweet, lightly, with coffee, dark fruits and cocoa to smooth it on the palate. Licorice note was there, too, but I was not sure was it just a combo of hops and alcohol, which was by the way very well hidden. Medium in body with long, smooth coffee, caramel and cocoa/dark chocolate finish spiced up a little bit with dry hops. Well rounded and a very nice roasted brown ale.

Jun. ’15. On tap at "Ima i moze" festival, Mostar. It poured a very hazy brown body with a huge brownish head. Sweetish malty aroma, toasted. Flavor was only lightly bitter at first, but sweet malt dominated. Fine cocoa, chocolate and dried fruits emerged. Full bodied and smooth. Quite long finish, *unreadable part in my notebook about it*. A nice and tasty brown ale.

Jun. ’15. On tap at "Ima i moze" festival, Mostar. It poured hazy golden body with medium sized head. Fruity, grapes and pine aroma. Flavor was lightly bitter, white grape skin and biscuite. Thin to medium bodied, but tasty when ABV is considered. Long, lightly bitter finish. Very nice, the best on the festival until that point, too bad I didn’t elaborate it more in the notes!