Bottle, 330 ml from Pivoteka. Pours deep orange with off-white head. Hoppy, citrus, fruity, malty. Light sweetness, moderate bitter finish. Medium bodied. Decent.

Bottle, 330 ml at Pivoteka. Pours hazy golden, white head. Malty, citrus, some fruity notes, yeast. Sweetish with light bitterness in finish. Light to medium bodied.

Orange colored, unclear, small white non lasting head. Aroma is of some malt, estery fruits and some yeast. Taste is medium sweet malt, light caramel, estery fruits, yeasty, bready, medium- grassy bitterness. Medium- bodied, soft+ carbonation. Too yeasty... (bottle)

Bottle @ Arboretum Pub, Fazana. Pours hazy dark golden with an offwhite head. Aroma of malt, yeast, caramel, sweet fruity hops, starwberry. Flavor is light sweet, malt, caramel, yeast, grass, sweet fruity hops. Medium body, average carbonation, light sweet and light bitter finish. 310716

Bottled 330ml. -at Pivoteka Zagreb. Cloudy amber coloured, small off-white head, mild yeast and caramel in the nose. Sweet malty, caramel, light yeasty, touch of nuts and odd herbal hoppy notes with dryish finish.

Jun. ’16. A 0.33 l bottle from Mali Ducan, Split. It poured dark ocher to brown body with medium sized head. Fine IPA aroma, citrus, especially grapefruit, herbal and floral. A bit malty, too. Flavor was straightforwardly bitter, grass, pine, sharp herbal with elegant, just smoothing fruity/biscuit malty base. Medium body, with long bitter/dry finish. Luckily, least yeasty and by far the best of the three.

Jun. ’16. A 0.33 l bottle from Mali Ducan, Split. It poured a hazy golden body with a small head. Sweet aroma of honey and elderflower hops. Flavor was bitter, herbal with lighter sweet honey and grainy counterpart, with notable yeast presence but not that overwhelming as in their amber. Medium bodied with long bittersweet finish that followed the flavor well and added an interesting pepper note. Okay, enjoyable. Has room for further improvement.

May ’16. A 0.33 l bottle at To je To bar, Split. It poured a very hazy, dirty copper body with a small head. I tried to isolate the lower third of the bottle while pouring - yeast. Fine hoppy aroma of sweet orange, caramel and yeast. Flavor was lightly bitter but also very yeasty, muddy indeed, making it taste like a failed beginner homebrew. Medium in body. It definitely showed the potential, but needs to be better elaborated. I was afraid of their other beers, which crew from this bar held so inferior to this one, they even didn’t have it. Luckily, others were better. Overall +1 for the first real craft in Istria!

Pours a hazy orange color, topped with a small and non-lasting white head. Very mild grassy aroma, not much else going on. Mildly sweet with some mild bitterness, quite spicy with some soury feel. Medium aftertaste, medium light body.

Pours a hazy, darker shade of amber color, topped with a tiny off-white head, soon completely gone. Mild caramel malty nose with some berries in the back - sweet feel. Mildly sweet start with some soapy bitterness, quite noticeable. Short bittery aftretaste. Light body almost a tad watery. But still a decent one.