Can, huge thanks Rafa & Michal M! Shared with Hrabren & Ogi in Zagreb. Hazy golden body, ivory head. Herbal, grape notes, bit NZ-way (edit: now I see it's Motueka and Nelson in DH - ha!), lightly caramelly, perfumey, but not rough in any way. Smooth taste, creamy, floral-herbal, some light candied grapes, lightly herbal in the finish, good bitter kick really. Quite chuggable honestly. Good stuff!

Lilly, lemon zest nose, oak highlights. Cloudy amber, thick head, decent lace. Lemon zest, lillies. Lesser antiseptic phenols. Full body, soft carbonation.

Cask at Churchkey. Pours a dark brown with a light brown head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has toasty dark grains with a bit of leaves and chocolate supporting. Flavor has earthy dark grains with a bit of chocolate and earthy roast in the finish.

Keg at torst. Pours black, nose is chocolate, vanilla, toffee, taste is similar, roasty, quite thin.

Pours hazy gold into a shaker. Bright white head with excellent retention turns gloppy as it recedes leaving spidery globs. Earthy sourdough and citrus aromas. Crisp with sweet sourdough, multigrain crackers and earthy lemon peel upfront turning to bitter grapefruit peel and pith in the dry, lasting finish.

Draught @ Arts & Crafts - Amsterdam Ave, Manhattan (May 2023). Clear light amber with a foamy beige head, malt aroma, high carbonation, medium bitter malt forward taste with grassy hops, thin smooth body, long medium bitter finish. Smooth and tasty, a good brew.

Full-ish pint @Grand Delancy alongside some Puerto Rican food stall grub. Dark, matte, extra foamy & sticky nitro. Peanut milkshake, a little chocolate & mallow. Milky, strong char, nutty, bitter husk, touch of chocolate, watery finish. Okay.

On tap @As-Is. My how prices have jumped since covid. Pretty stemware. Pale gold, iffy clear with a slight haze, flat-looking pour. Honey lime, kettle kinda nose. I'm guessing sour passion fruit with some cranberry twang. It's bold but the flavors are muddled & it's giving me this grainy ugliness. Disappointed.

Draught at Brewer's Row: pours clear gold with white head. Aroma is piny with some peachy notes and citrus. Taste is lightly bitter and piny. Fine.