Tap at Harat's Split. Dark orange body, small head,no retention. Hop forward. Some pine, great balance. Peachy sweetness, interesting. Maybe some lack of body. Not too bitter, but lastimg aftertaste. Very drinkable APA.

Bottle, 0.33l. Aroma is caramelly, roasted, grainy and grassy. Pours dark brown color with thin creamy cappuccino-like head and sparkling appearance. Taste starts moderate sweet caramelly and roasted, following is dried fruity, earthy and grassy, mouthfeel is smooth, while finish is average bitter. Medium body, oily texture and average carbonation in palate. Nice one…

Canned, 330 ml from Spicy Days. Dark brown with beige head. Tad roasty, chocolate, caramel, watery. Sweetish. Vegetables? Soft texture. Medium bodied.

Bottle, 330 ml courtesy of Wine&More guys. Cloudy yellow with large white head. Moderate hoppiness, some citrus notes, herbal, medium bitterness in finish. Dry. Medium body and carbonation.

Bottled. Slightly hazy ruby body, thick beige head. Piney-fruity hoppy aroma, light caramel touches. Pleasant lean, soft taste, again, pine and caramel touches with some citric, vague berry notes. No flaws to speak of, a well made, simple beer, if watery. I'd definitely have it again, gladly, their best so far.

Bottled 330ml. -from Spicy Days Zagreb. Darker amber coloured, medium sized beige head, light hoppy caramel nose. Sweet toasted malt, caramel, light grassy and hoppy with slightly nutty touch in the finish.

On tap at Velikogorički pivski festival 2020. Thanks, Choox. Clear dark amber. Small off-white head. Aroma is spicy, toasty, lightly fruity, lightly malty. Flavour is mostly fruity, toasty touch, nutty touch. Some bitterness, quite dry. Drinkable, fresh, a bit thin. Good balance.

Bottle, 0.33l. Murky brown pour, lots of yeast floating in the glass. Two finger soapy beige head, medium retention. Slight lacing as it goes down. Nose is roasted malt, cocoa, latte. Subtle sweet fruity notes in the background. Light body, aggressive carbonation. Fizzy, prickly mouthfeel, watery texture. Very lightweight. Roasty bittersweet taste and aroma, slightly unbalanced. Roasted malt, coffee, cocoa. Dark fruits, raisins. Caramel, wood notes. Strong roasty bitter aftertaste. Medium lasting finish, dry and bitter. Not bad but a bit unbalanced and a quite watery. Lots of room for improvement here.

Bottle, 0.33l. Cloudy, murky copper pour, lots of visible carbonation. Half finger soapy white head, short lasting. Minimal lacing on the glass. Nose is yeast, ripe fruits, herbs and citruses. Not bad. Light body, lively carbonation. Average mouthfeel and texture, slightly chewy, quite fizzy. Bittersweet taste and aroma, balanced, very subtle fruity sour notes in the background. Aroma of wheat, herbs and grains. Citruses, ripe fruits, hints of coriander. Floral, grassy. Lingering metallic bitterness in the background. Short lasting finish, dry. A bit thin and bland but not bad overall.

Bottle, 0.33l. Murky deep amber, brownish pour, one finger frothy off-white head. Medium retention, lasting head, nice lacing on the glass as it goes down. Nose is roasted malt, citruses, grass and herbs. Light body, medium carbonation, quite lively. Fizzy, prickly on the tongue, average texture, a bit lightweight. Slightly chewy. Bitter taste, roasty and herbal. Aroma of toasted caramel, roasted malt, herbs and grains. Grass, moderate spiciness, earthy, minerals. Citruses in the background, grapefruit, orange peel. Medium lasting finish, dry, lingering bitterness, mild spicy. Good one.