330ml bottle from Beer52. Pours a light hazy gold, moderate sized white head which dispipates. Big passionfruit aromas, hints of sweet and sour, wheat, coriander. Taste is passionfruit, citrus and citrus peel notes, sourness. Tangy finish with hint of spices but could do with coming through more. Light bodied, refreshing. Enjoyable.

330ml bottle from Beer52. Pours a cloudy orange-amber, with moderate sized off-white head with lovely retention and lacing. Aroma of soft malts, yeast, citrus, pineapple, zest. Pleasant. Taste is bittersweet with sweet orange, grapefruit and zesty notes with a touch of caramel. A pine and zest bitterness runs throughout to the finish. Medium bodied. Soft to frothy carbonation. Very good.

Slight hazy golden. Aroma is good bonbon malt and some white bread with lots of hay. Taste is sweet bready malt and light rural hay tones. Full body, rich taste and light hoppy spices. Quaffable and nice. Good one!

On tap at Ambasada, Zagreb. Clear golden, minimal head. Aroma is bready, softly herbal and lightly floral. Clean fermentation profile. Flavour is bready, just a hint of butter, floral and herbal hops in the back. Crisp, clean, drinkable, a bit sweet. Mild creaminess. Hint of spice in the finish, lightly to moderately bitter, finishes dry. Moderate carbonation. A fine example of a German Pils.

Bottle from CroCraft & More, Split. 30 cents or so more than in the nearby Spar to support brother Klimenat, ofc! Clearish shiny amber, slightly hazier in my glass, thank you Hrabren! Sweetish fruity-caramelly aroma. Dry caramelly-citric taste, some light orange, floral, ending lightly herbal-bitterish, smooth, pleasant. This is actually a very, very, nice bock!

0.5 l bottle thanks to Marko, shared with him. Clear amber, small to medium frothy off-white head, good retention. Flavour is moderately malty, bready, caramely, lightly floral, lightly estery, a hint of strawberry and bubblegum. Rich. Flavour is sweet, malty, caramely, floral, fruity also lightly spicy. In the finish, hints of peppery phenols and hops, mild but present bitterness. Medium body, moderate carbonation, quite sweet, finishes semi-dry.

Bottle, 0.5l. Deep copper pour, three finger creamy off-white head, medium retention, sticky lacing on the glass. Sweet malty nose, floral notes, ripe fruits, nicely balanced. Medium body, soft carbonation. Smooth mouthfeel and texture, soft and chewy, creamy, slightly sticky. Goes down nicely. Balanced taste, more on the sweet side, bitterness lingering in the background. Aroma of caramel malt, dried fruits, bread. Grassy notes, spice. Honey notes in the background. Alcohol in the aftertaste, warming. Medium to long lasting finish, dry, liquory, long lasting bitterness. Good.

Tap at X. Clear pale golden body, head gone soon. Nice floral-herbal hoppy aroma, nice soft light grainy maltiness. Floral hops, grainy maltiness, almost slightly vegetal notes, sweetish but not sweet taste, dryish, but borderline sweetish even for a Southern Bavarian pilsner. The hop profile is nice, the others less - don't wanna order a new one sadly and that's where its issue lies.

On tap at Goblet Zagreb. Pale golden coloured, medium sized white head, light grainy nose. Grainy, bready, herbal, light sweet touch and dryish bitterish sweetish finish.