On tap @Pivnica Prostor, Split. Cloudy golden pour, one finger frothy white head, medium retention. Sticky lacing on the glass. Nice on the nose, fruity and herbal notes, citruses, grass. Medium body, soft carbonation. Smooth mouthfeel and texture, chewy, fizzy, easily drinkable. Aroma of tropical fruits, citruses, herbs and grass. Malty background, nicely balanced. Medium lasting finish, slightly dry, mild lingering bitterness. Good one.

Tap at the brewpub. Hazy orange-ochre body, white head. Tropical, orange notes in the aroma. Smooth, tropical taste, dried stone fruit touches, light, light brown sugar. Brown sugar and vague herbal touches in the finish. A bit yeasty in the second glass. Quite okay NEIPA, a good beer - props for a first ever try at the style.

Tap at Prostor. Murky orange body, white head. Yeasty, lightly fruity aroma, traces of spicy hoppiness. Pleasant taste, sweetish, yeasty, soft, herbal-spicy, lightly fruity. Seems to be going off, but a genuinely okay beer sits underneath.

Tap at the brewpub. Hazy amber body, off-white head. Tropical aroma, nice, pleasant hoppiness and a clean light maltiness. Tropical hop-driven taste, lean, some background malty presence, ending lightly tart, not bitter at all. A bit of an odd one, but the hop presence is genuinely nice - one of Švabo's best beers!

Tap at the brewpub. Hazy golden body, thick, small white head. Soapy aroma, coriander, dusty, mild, somewhat malty. SOapy, sweet lean taste, nice coriander and citrus fruit notes but strangely oily. A bit of a mess, but still drinkable.

Tap at the brewpub. Hazy golden body, thick white head. Dusty, peppery herbal German? hop aroma, pleasant. Lean taste, high carbonation, a bit minerally, without almost any hoppiness somehow, trace herbal notes maybe, a tad grainy in a weird way. Okay, pilsnerish in some ways, not in some. The brewer said he wasn't satisfied with this batch that much, but the next one. Will try it again later.

Tap at the brewpub. Very dark brown body, thick off-white or tan head. Smooth cinnamon-driven aroma, not too spicy, with some light caramel. Cinnamon-driven taste too, lean body, but enough of it to back the spice nicely enough, vague dark maltiness and roast. Quite nice!

Tap at the brewpub. Almost pitch black body (or so it seemed in the dark lighting of the brewpub), creamy brownish-grey head. Malt-driven aroma, not terribly complex, but with a pleasant raisin note. Creamy if a bit lean taste (ok for the ABV), raisins, caramael and fruity notes, with very light roasty touches and a dry finish. Quite nice, pleasant, easy drinking stout - their best beer so far. By the book almost light sweet(ish) stout. Not a wow, but I'd go for it, maybe even underrating it slightly.

Tap at the brewpub. Murky full yellow body, white head. Sharp herbal note in the aroma, lightly flowery, a bit tart. Soft, quite soft, silky malty touch, lightly grainy, a bit herbal, some vague paint notes bringing it down. Thin body but seeming more full than it is in a weird way - doesn't feel like a pils. Light bitterness, prickly carbonation. A bit flawed but eh, had worse.