Bottle at the source courtesy of Omer, thank you! Hazy very pale yellow color, small white head. Aroma of lightly spiced lemon, banana. Taste has mostly spiced citrus. Light body. OK.

Bottle from the source courtesy of Omer, thanks! Hazy reddish amber color, fluffy off white head. Aroma of bittersweet red currant. Taste is bittersweet fruity caramel. Nice one.

Bottle at the source, courtesy of Omer, thank you sir! Hazy golden amber color, fluffy white head. Aroma of citrus and toasted biscuit. Taste is bittersweet, fruity, dry finish. Nice.

This is a lower alcohol version of the pale ale with the addition of lemon zest during fermentation. Light pale yellow color, fluffy white head. Aroma of lemon, pineapple, grapefruit. Taste is bitter and sour lemon. Nice sticky mouthfeel. Interesting.

Bottles courtesy of Omer, thank you sir! Batch 1 and batch 2 compared side by side. Clear deep maroon color, almost black. Thick brown ice cream cone head. Batch 1: Aroma of cocoa powder, burnt espresso, licorice, plums, prunes - 8. Taste is very dry, roasty coffee and cocoa powder - 8. Batch 2 is fruitier, with an aroma of chocolate covered plums - 8. Taste is roasty and fruity coffee, not as dry, not as bitter as batch 1 - 7.

Draft at the Black Dog Pub. Brown color, tan head. Aroma of lightly toasted brownies. Taste is chewy chocolate. Nice.

Bottled 330ml. -Courtesy of and shared with Marko (thanks!). Brownish coloured, small to medium sized tannish head, light hops and lactic caramel in the nose. Roasted malt, some hops and light coffee with bitterish hoppy notes in the finish. Ok brew but something is missing here.

Pours a light red color, topped with heavy white head. Lot’s of carbonation. Pleasantly fruity aroma, mild but easy to pick up. The taste is slightly soury, there are some fruits as well. Drinkable, ok.

Again, huge thanks to RenoMostar and the guys at the brewery for this! Would you look at that - most ex-Yu brewers don’t dare to put a regular Black IPA out, and Oldbridž starts with a rye twist on that - daring, and that’s to be respected - hats off! Murky dark brown body, creamy small tan head. A bit lactic, caramelly nose, some raisins, mixed with subtle notes of aroma hops, some mild alcohol too. Quite roasty, notes of coffee I reckon, creamy, dark malts, some orange-like aromatics blending in. Very interesting stuff happening here, but it’s too subdued unfortunately. You just can’t tell it’s 8.5%, another plus. I hope people like it there so that they can safely introduce more experiments! Rerate: The other bottle gave out a much stronger, enormously citric hopiness in both aroma and taste that overwhelmed the rest. Quite pleasant & +1 overall & aroma.