Tap. Clear golden. One finger tall white frothy head. Lacing present. Soursweet aroma. The sourness comes obviously from infection. Spicy. Honey. Light to medium body. Creamy texture. The flavour is meant as sticky sweet. In fact we have to deal with strange soursweet blend. I doubt I would have adored it being properly kept. In evidence it is even more wretched.

Deep amber to bronze colour. White airy head that fades instantly. No lacing. Aroma of sweet syrup & cinnamon. Light body. Oily texture. The flavour is medium to heavy sweet. Cloying. Spicy. The finish is a bit drier.

Deep copper to brown colour, modest instantly deminishing head. Aroma of spice (cinnamon, black pepper), honey, some herbs (must be tutsan or smth. like that). Light to medium body. Oily. Sweet syrupy taste with all the notes present in the aroma. No bitterness. A really weird thing.

Clear brown, weak head of low retention. Nose of sugar syrup, honey, some fruity sourness, spice. Light to medium body. Oily. Medium sweet taste, sugary, a bit cloying, honey, sweet spice. A tiny hint os berries (I don’t think these are really cranberries). A straight-forward pop drink.

I have no idea if this is the right brewery, but somebody posted one of the same line of beverages under this brewery. This one appears to be made in Ukraine and is marketed by the New Products Group. Anyway, it pours a mostly headless orange sort of color. Aroma is fruit and honey and kvass. It seems like a fruity hybrid of a mead and a kvass to be honest. Weird. A bit too sweet, but there are worse things in the world.