Can from Pomalo ZG in Prague with mcberko. Murky orange-golden body, not much head. Resin, stone fruit and light citric touches, bit stale. Dry taste, weird, noted light formic acid, grainy, herbal, lightly tart, vaguely citric, dunno, a mess somewhat. Maybe a canning line victim.

Can from Pomalo ZG in Prague with MC Brko. Hazy golden body, off-white head. Resinous, earthy, oxidized aroma. Lean, dry taste, resin, grainy maltiness, minerally, bitter and yes, oxidized... sub par beer for a great cause I'm afraid!

Can, 0.5l. Hazy orange pour, one finger soapy white head, medium retention, sticky lacing on the glass. Juicy and herbal notes on the nose, floral, light peppery.

Medium body, soft carbonation. Smooth mouthfeel and texture, soft, lightweight, chewy. Balanced bittersweet taste, more on the bitter side. Aroma of grass, grains, tropical fruits. Dusty. Citrus peel, notes of orange and grapefruit. Peppery, spice, hints of onion. Medium lasting finish, slightly dry, lingering herbal bitterness.

Good.

0,3 l on tap at Medina Škrinja in Varaždin. Pours almost pitch black with medium, quickly dissipating tan head. Aroma is fruity and funky, toasty malt, chocolate, sweetish. Flavor follows aroma. Taste is quite sweet and medium bitter, nicely balanced. Finish is on the sweet side. Very nice.

Canned 500ml. -from Goblet Zagreb. Dark golden coloured, medium sized off-white head, citrusy nose. Citrusy, light herbal, touch of oranges and light grassy with dry bitterish finish.

Canned 500ml.-from Pomalo Zagreb. Amber coloured, medium sized off-white head, herbal and light caramel in the nose. Biscuity malty, herbal, caramel, light citrusy and earthy with dry bitterish finish.

On tap at X Bar, Zagreb. Unclear amber, medium persistent off-white head. Aroma is lightly hoppy, resiny, spicy, some cloves, some anise, also a soft touch of ripe pear. Caramely and biscuity malts underneath. Medium body, moderate carbonation. Sweet caramely, earthy and lightly spicy flavour. Moderate bitterness. Quite shy but works within the style. Dry finish.

Canned, 500 ml, at Ambasada. Cloudy golden with white head. Pine, nice bitterish finish, bit dry.

Tap at X. Murky dark red bordering light brown bosy, beige head. Huge milk caramel aroma, enough stone fruit, some tropical even, but, err... Kinda worrying. Dryish even nutty and caramelly body, bit cough syrupy, generally malt-driven, some resin and bitterness that's throttled by all dem malts. I mean, this is clean, just too many things went wrong process-wise.