0,33 l bottle from Zero Cafe Bar, Kos. Black in the glass with a more than one finger beige foamy head. Looks really good. Roasty malty aroma. Taste is creamy roasted malty with bitterness, pepper elements. Very low carbonated. Nice one.

Bottle. Malty and hoppy aroma and taste, resin, medium bitter, light sweet. Medium body, malty resiny bitter sweet finish. Ok.

330ml bottle from Foods n' Goods. Covering, bubbly white head, opaque golden body, fair lacing. Subdued tropical fruity aromas. Hop fruity flavours, impacts of peaches and citrus. Restrained hop fruity ending, rather sweet. Fair enough. (Hotel room, Chania 29.05.2023).

8-4-7-4-15 Bottle, L0895, eight months before bbd. Pours almost black, with a big creamy mocha head. Aroma is roasted malts with dark bread, cocoa, leather and smoked wood, as well as herbal hops with earthy notes. Medium body, with soft to average carbonation. Flavour is roasted malts with dark bread, dusty cocoa leather and burned wood, as well as herbal hops with earthy notes. Lingering dusty minerals in the finish.

0,33 l bottle from a supermarket in Rhodes town. Cloudy orange golden with a small white foamy head. Floral hoppy aroma, some peach, grainy background. Taste starts more on the malty side with increasing fresh floral hop. Intensive fruity sweetness and honey. Mid bitterness in the aftertaste. Little bit alcoholic. Nice one!

Draught at Barley cargo, small stable bubbly head, clear intense orange colour, balanced combination of smoked meat, charred wood and caramel with just a hint of fruit drops, light noticable sweetness, lightish bitterness. Very nice and really easy to drink.

330 ml bottle. Pours a dark mahogany color with little head. Aromas of wet campfire, copper, Christmas cake and raisins. Flavors of oily smoke, root beer, copper, raisins and bready malts. Thin for a rauchbier but nice enough.