Can. Burgundy pour with no head. Nose is fruity candy, cherry, raspberry and berries. Taste is low to mid sourness, showing raspberry, cherry and berries, pretty candy-like all in all. There's a spicy character underlying both in aroma and taste that I though was basil. Turns out it's thyme, close enough. Works well in the beer anyway. Closes with a tart, fruity finish and has a light to medium body, drinks below the ABV. Nice one.

Tap at Gravity. Opaque golden pour with a white head. Nose is intense pear with some rosemary. Taste is jammy pear, lots of it actually and some citrus zest, rosemary and salt. Tart and fruity. Closes with a long lasting fruity finish, has a light to medium body and soft carbo.

Tap at Hops, koszi Boti! Pours opaque golden with a white head. Nose is intense citruses, I get calamansi and touches of passion fruit with touches of lemon and juniper. Taste is also citric, showing basically the same notes as the aroma. I dont prticularly pick up the spices, but as a whole the taste has a bergamott vibe to it. Moderately tart, but the juicy fruity notes somehow give it a sweet vibe even though it’s not sweet at all. Closes with a tart finish, has a medium body and soft carbo, feels bigger than the ABV but it manages to stay refreshing enough. Nice one.

Tap at Kraft, courtesy of Boti - or maybe someone shared this with me, idk anymore. Intenziven malnas, kellemesen fuszeres, fanyar, talan safranyos is, bar ebben azert nem vagyok biztos. Sunyi, a 8% abszolut nem erzodik.

Tap at Grand. Deep goldenish pour, thin head. Nose is sweet, vanilla and fudge with some tart fruity notes. Taste is citrusy sour with a definite vanilla sweetness and long sweetish finish. Fun and tasty, but quite messy.

Can at home. Pours opaque orangeish golden with a quickly dissipating head. Nose is intense passion fruit, a touch of basil, candy and lactic notes. Taste is heavily sour and acidic, showing lactic notes, passion fruit and citrus zest. Closes with a mid-dry finish, has a light to medium body and soft to average carbonation. Pleasant, if a bit one dimensional.

Canned 330ml. -from Beerselection Budapest. Hazy yellow/orange coloured, medium sized white head, light citric nose. Sourish, fruity, citric and light juniper with mild touch of mint in the finish. Interesting and not bad at all.

Tap at CANIL. What a find, haha. Murky hazy golden with a persistent head. Nose is surprisingly intense hops and loads of apricot underneath. Taste is tart apricot upfront, the finish is hoppy again, somewhat citric, somewhat green. Initially I found the level of hoppyness a bit too much, but eventually it grew on me. Well done, surprisingly round.

On tap at Kraft, koszi Boti! Decent enough, but the caramel malts are too much, they take away a lot of drinkability. The hop character could also be (a lot) prominent, for a beer that’s advertised as dry hopped.

On tap @ Neked csak Dezso. Clear, deep golden with thin head. Nose is sweet fruity, spicy and tart. On taste the same notes appear in a perfect combination, closing with a long lasting, tart and sour finish. It has light body and average carbo, and thus it’s easy to drink. Sour ales are usually not my thing, but this one really hit the spot.