A 0.33 l bottle from Mali Ducan, Split. It poured a hazy orange body with medium to small head. Citrus and some stale malt aroma mixed up with yeast. Flavor was bitter, herbal/paper and citrus hops with still strong biscuit, bread and fruity malt counterpart. Medium in body with long lasting finish of crisp bitterness, especially citrus (orange peel) and pines. Very nice!

A 0.33 l bottle from Mali Ducan, Split. It poured a hazy yellow body with a bigger head. Lemon aroma, some fruits and yeast, not particularly strong. As it warmed, a touch of tropical fruit hops emerged. Flavor was grass and pine bitter with very interesting black pepper note which survived long into the aftertaste. Citrus and more mellow hops intertwined with malty base of biscuit and fruits, apricot, banana. Inclining to a wit with a classic pale ale touch. Not very rich, but complex, only thin to medium bodied. Very long, pine and herbal bitter, dry finish. Light sweetness still rounded it up at the very end with aforementioned pepper. Classic saisons are generally not my thing, too thin, subtle and uninteresting, but I enjoy these very hoppy varieties. When the base is not bland and boring by itself, with some hops it might turn out perfect like this one. Awesome, possibly my best saison ever!

0.33 l bottle at Craft Room, Opatovina, Zagreb. Murky orange, small off-white head. Yeasty, citrus, orange. Lacks malty character, dusty, light hoppy. Light to medium body, medium carbonation. Abrupt finish, with just some hops left. Nothing special.

Bottle, 6.5%. Citric and clovey aroma. Hazy golden colour. Small white head. The flavour has clove and a distinct bitterness. Late citric notes, some yeast. Not very funky or citric, but nicely rustic, not to say unclean. Slightly high carbonation, suits the beer well.

Bottle from Tolkien’s House, Zagreb. Pours hazy straw with airy white head. Clear aroma of hops and citrus, with some funky notes. Bitter, hoppy flavour with notes of malt, citrus and fruit. Citric and salty aftertaste with estery hints. Nice :-)

Black colored, medium- dark tan creamy head. Aroma is of roasted malt, coffee, dark chocolate, bit dark fruit, light burnt notes. Taste is medium- sweet malt, dark chocolate and cocoa, roasted and bit burnt notes, medium- roasty bitterness, light roasty acidity, lasting bitter cocoa aftertaste, light alcohol. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, creamy. (bottle, Pivoteka Zagreb)

0.33 l bottle at Craft Room kiosk on Zrinjevac, Zagreb. Cloudy yellow, diminishing creamy white head. Aroma is floral, rose, citrus and yeast. Taste is light dry with some bitterness. Medium body, medium to high carbonation. Nice dry hoppy finish, grassy and herbal. Good for the style, aromatic.

Unclear, yellow colored, small white moderately lasting head. Aroma is of some malt, fruity, bit citrus, mostly phenolic spicy and yeast. Taste is medium sweet malt, bit citrus, quite fruity and even more phenolic peppery spiciness, medium+ bitterness, dry finish, bit alcoholic, quite yeasty, moderate lasting bitter spicy aftertaste. Medium bodied, average carbonation, bit oily. Strong bitterness and the touch of alcohol keep me from calling it refreshing. (bottle, Pivoteka Zagreb)