Jun. ’15. On tap at "Ima i moze" festival, Mostar. And day after on tap at Black Dog pub in the Old Town. It poured hazy pale yellow body with a bigger head. Smoked aroma, both cheese and ham. Neutral, lightly smoked flavor without any sour characteristics. Very lightly peaty. Thin to medium body with shorter, watery finish. Quite weak and maybe too simple, with smoked character as the only backbone but absolutely amazing they have made it!

Hell herber, eher wenig hopfiger Antrunk. Leicht würzig, steigend bitter. Der Hopfen steigt etwas. Ziemlich bitteres Finish. 12/9/8/8/7/8

Bottle courtesy of Marko and ogivlado in Zagreb-Croatia, many thanks guys. Pours cloudy peach skin color, no head. Nose: medicinal herbs, chamomile, eucalyptus. Mouth: very clean with this medicinal balsamic mix but drinkable, tisane. Crazy!

Bottled 330ml. -Courtesy of Marko, shared with him and ippopotamo36. Murky brownish coloured, minimal white head that went away immediately, herbs in the nose. The taste is interesting; herbs, grass, sage is dominant with touch of spices in the finish. Low carbonation. Notes of eucalyptus in the aftertaste. Not bad and really unusual.

Huge thanks Zis for sending me a bottle! Murky brown body with no head - sage will do that apparently. Aroma... yeah, sage dominates, spicy, but the herbal interplay is lovely in general. Taste... herbs dominate all the way, again, dominated by a huge blast of sage. Slightly lighter body than expected, the Scottish Strong Ale base isn’t that evident, but this is a nice beer overall, if you dig the whole herbal thing.

Bottled 500ml. -Golden coloured, small white to off-white head, mild fruity hoppy nose. Grapefruity hoppy taste, slightly pefrumed also with soft bitterness and again grapefruity hoppy finish. Easy-drinkable and refreshing. Very good indeed.