Poured from the tap. Clear copper with small white head. Dry biscuit and rye with mild sweetness. Pretty decent.

Can from the brewery, via Sergey
Murky pale blond colour. The aroma is fruity, with tropical and zesty accents, and a bit dank too. Bone dry, highly carbonated; the mouthfeel is also lightly chalky; the chalk and absence of sweetness accentuate the astringency and the pithy bitterness; although, there are some nice, aggressive, piney hop resins. Well, it's not too dirty, anyway.
Good.

Can from the brewery, via Sergey
Pale blond colour, cloudy, with compact head. Mild aroma of hops and of white bread. Bone dry mouthfeel, it's on the weak side, but expected; the yeast character is quite strong, spicy; delicate hopping, with citrus peel character, and balanced bitterness. It gets chalky in the finish though.
Interesting beer for the summer, very tasty.

Can from the brewery, via Sergey
Beautiful amber colour, clean. Nice aroma of biscuity malts. Chewy caramel and biscuits, it seems quite sweet but balanced, good body, delicate bitterness, and pleasant Lager esters. Very well made.

Can from the brewery, via Sergey
Pale blond colour, clean, with medium head. The aroma is intende, first there is a bit of grassy hop an wheat bread, then it shows more modern hops, and in doing so it feels a bit like the Persephone Amarillo Pilsner. The mouthfeel is dry, not very strong; crispy base, easily overwhelmed by a robust hopping, with resiny and zesty accents, and quite strong bitterness too.
Good, but it won't become a fridge stocking, being more expensive than other equally good alternatives.

355mL can, pours an opaque chalky yellow with a small white head. Aroma is chalky, with gentle dank hops and lots of chalk. Flavour is very chalky, with gentle dank hops, lots of chalk, and biscuity malt. The least impressive hop-forward beer from Studio so far. Way too chalky.

355mL can, pours a clear amber with a small white head. Nose is full of bready malt and toasted caramel. Flavour is dry and bready, with a nice toasted bready malt character. There's not much hops but it's dry, with low residual sweetness. Good stuff.

355mL can, pours a clear pale golden blonde with a medium white head. Aroma brings out bright grassy hops, some corn, and straw. Flavour is crisp and dry, with a nice biting grassy hop character upfront, crisp crackery malt, and straw. Very crisp, nicely hoppy, and crackery. Very well-made.