Canned 500ml. -from Pomalo Zagreb. Hazy golden coloured, medium sized white head, biscuity and light fruity nose. Biscuity, earthy, herbal, weak fruity and grainy with rather bitter finish.

Canned 500ml. -from Ambasada Zagreb. Unclear golden coloured, medium sized off-white head, biscuity and light herbal nose. Biscuity, bready, light herbal and touch of fruits with bitter finish. Too much on malty side.

Unclear orange with a foamy head. Mainly stone fruit, grain, toast, apricots, sourdough, rye. Fruity sweetness, sourish, dry mild bitterness. Medium bodied, oily texture, lively carbonated, dry fruity sourish sweet finish. Quite a mess.

Can picked up from Plodine supermarket Šibenik Croatia and consumed at Auto Camp Sani, Brodarica nr Šibenik Monday 8th September 2025 we're cooking Homemade Spicy Meatballs with a Tomato Sauce and Orzo. Pours light amber with a clean white head, bitterness comes through, light citrus, actually quite pithy, this becomes more interesting the more you sip. There's a little breadiness, light malt and even a perfumey taint. I wasn't sure at first but now quite like it, it's a grower.

Light brown. No head. The aroma is mostly toasty, with a mild coffee. The malts are toasty on the palate, and light. There's low bitterness, and the malts sort of get timid. Light alcohol and body. Comes across more as a single bock.

0.5L can, courtesy of Iznogud (thanks Neven), pours a deep dark brown with a small beige head. Aroma is full of toasted nuts, dry caramel, and some bready malt. Flavour is very malt-heavy, with lots of dry toasted malt, bready notes, and light caramel. Bready, toasty and lightly sweet finish. Solid.

Poured from 500mL (date stamp 09.05.2025). Hazy amber brown with minimal beige head. Mild toasted nuts, lightly bready caramel malt, okay.

473mL can. Pours dark brown with a small beige head. Lots of bready malts on the nose. Flavour has dry bready malts, bread crusts, some dry caramel. The malt expression is nice, good depth; nice doppelbock.