Can at home. Pours semi clear, deep golden with a white head. Nose is herbal, grassy noble hops and light hay. Taste is hay up first, then it shows grassy, herbal hops and a moderate to mid bitterness that turn surprisingly apparent here and there. There's a hint of sweetness to it too, but only for balance, all in all it's more bitterness-focused. Closes with a surprisingly hoppy, herbal-earthy finish, has a light to medium body and soft carbonation. It actually could be a bit higher. All in all it's a nice lager that was more bitter and hop forward than I though beforehand but didnt mind it at all.

Can at home. Deep ruby pour with no head. Nose is intense raspberry with a hint of vanilla. Taste is moderately tart, lots of raspberry with a hint of vanilla. Closes with lots of jammy raspberry and a hint of vanilla. So basically it's the same story again as it is always with fruit works releases: it is EXACTLY what it promises to be, never less, but never any more than that either. Most of the cases it's just decent and works, sure, but never gives more than that. This one was no exception either, yet it somehow just clicked. Weird.

Tap at Hopa. Murky yellow pour with a white head. Nose is slightly dank tropical fruits and grass, melon and papaya. Taste is grassy, zesty and less fruity than the aroma indicates. The bitterness is light to medium. There’s a surprisingly apparent hopburn and the finish is surprisingly dry too. Had a couple better ones from the HE series but it’s still quality.

Can at home, courtesy of the BYM crew, I reckon. Nem keszitettem jegyzeteket, csak pontoztam a sort.

0.33 l bottle. Deep brown, almost black color, no head. Aroma: chocolate, cocoa and even some hops in aroma. Dry aftertaste. Could be a bit heavier in body, but otherwise it’s fine.