Simply to say, craft beer is a beer that is not brewed by one of those large “mega-breweries.” It is crafted—not manufactured—by the brew master, for whom combining hops, malt, yeast and water is a form of art. Craft beer is not merely a fermented beverage. Its recipe combines carefully crafted aroma, texture, and appearance, while preserved natural ingredients, which are almost completely destroyed with pasteurization applied in all mega breweries, build the taste—the most important component of the crafting process. Everything we do, we believe in respecting tradition, blazing new trails, and fueling curiosity. We do this by brewing great beer. We demonstrate our respect for tradition by diligently brewing the finest examples of classic beer styles, and yet, continue to gaze into the future—experimenting with innovative tastes that can highlight our unique climate and culture. Cultivating curiosity among beer lovers inspires participation, learning, and constant yearning for finding something new.
Bottle. Yellow color, white foam. Aroma: fruit, citrus, flowers, malt, a little yeast. Taste: citrus, fruit, malt, light bitterness, a little yeast, quite clean.
Bottle. A lightly hazy golden colored beer with a creamy, finger-thick off-white head leaving lacing. The aroma is of the fruity, piney kind, with grapefruit and a pleasant maltyness. Bread notes. It's full-bodied, smooth and nicely carbonated, with a decent bitterness. It's not too sweet flavored, with bread and a vague toffee hint in the back, and pine cones and grapefruity up front. Notes of grass and generic fruityness blends in. Lasting fruity finish. My bottle was a couple of months past the best by-date, due to a surprisingly short shelf life and had a light acidic off-flavor that I chose to and tried to ignore in my rating. Guess this is one of the best domestic beers you'll find in Georgia when it's fresh. I know I could easily drink a few of these. 180220
Bottle. A hazy pale yellowish orange colored beer with a nice white head. Mostly fruity aroma, with a light sourish touch. Peaches and some passionfruit, and a touch of pale malts. It's nicely carbonated and medium bodied, with a good bitterness. Some malt notes in the back of the flavor, but it's mostly on the fruity side, with peaches, passionfruit, generic fruityness and even some gooseberry hints. Guess the gooseberry touch is due to a light beginning infection, as there's also a light fruity-sourish touch. Lasting fruity and pleasantly bitter finish. Guess this would be a nice one when completely fresh, now it's a tad off, but still nice and refreshing. 180213
Tap at Warszawa, Tbilisi. Golden colour, medium-sized white head. Cellary, butterscothy aroma. Light-bodied. Lots of butter in the sweet malty flavour. Some hops. Unlike visionthing, I had quite unclean pint.
40cl on tap at Pipes, Batumi. Clear golden with a modest, white head. Looks almost like the rest, but not so pale. Aroma is quite different. This is craft lager as they claim. Fairly mild malty aroma with hints of fruits, grass and herbs. Finally some decent bitterness again. Balanced with fairly mild flavours, but a nice bitterness and high drinkability too. And one of the cleanest I’ve tried here.