Can from Goblet, with Gurthnar and Vojta. 4 days expired. Sweetish aroma, light honey, lemon balm-ginger combo. Low soft sweetish gingery taste without much burn, herbal lemon balm notes, low bitterness, lightly dull, but was probably great fresh.

Medium sweet malty and fruity with some citrus notes throughout, malty backing, medium body, piney light bitter hoppy close.

Vibrant fresh with Talus hops giving that distinct herbaceous hoppy vibe and with some notes of citrus grapefruit and orange rind, wood, pine needles, touch of coconut, lingering robust dank and piney hoppy close. Really showcases this hop well, lovely.

Tap at CBF. Jet black pour, beige head. Nose is earthy, bitter, there’s coffee and even a tiny bit of smoke too. Tastewise it’s piney and earthy. Medium bittet finish, light body, averagr carbo.

Taster at Hopa. Golden pour with white head. Nose is fruity, citric and grassy hops, straight up IPA. Taste is also hoppy, there are tropical fruits, citruses and light grassy touches with a faint malty backbone. The body is that of a lager, moderately crisp. It kinda confusing tbh and just feels straight up weird. My first cold IPA and I'm not particularly convinced, even though it's a decent beer.

Bottle. Pours hazy golden with thick white head. Opens with vivid hoppy-fruity notes in aroma with some honey to it. Same hoppy-fruity combo appears in taste with some malty backbone that gives the beer some decent complexity. Long lasting, fruity and slightly bitter finish in the end. Lively carbonated, light bodied and quite easily drinkable. Decent IPA.

0.33 l bottle. Pours hazy, deep golden to orange colour with huge head. Ripe tropical fruits dominate its aroma, no trace of piney or "green" notes. If the scents were a bit more vivid, it could be close to perfect. In taste the same fruits appear, alongside with honey, some biscuits and slight lingering bitterness in the finish. The same applies to the taste as did to the nose: if these notes were a bit more definite, there were a bit heavier body behind it, the points could be even higher. Still, a decent IPA.

0.33 l bottle. Pours orange with thin, persistent head. Fruity notes, mainly orange dominate in its aroma and taste, combined with some piney hops. So far so good, but its body a bit too watery, even for a pale ale, and the characteristics not prominent enough. Not bad, but could be even better.

0.33 l bottle @ home from Miners Pub, Belgrade. Pours hazy golden with thick, evetlasting white head. Spicy, tipical belgian aroma; fruity-flowery, with hints of hops. Bittersweet taste that leaves dry feeling in the mouth. Moderately carbonated, light bodied. A bit weird but highly enjoyable.