Can at home. Pours jet black with a quickly disappearing beige head. Nose is roasted malts and lught earthy notes, some coffee too. Taste is dark chocolate and light molasses, some coffee and dried fruits, a boozy touch on the finish, then dark chocolate again. I cant wrap my head around the body on this cause it’s thick and almost oily, yet the sip feels somehow empty. Interesting, but I certainly did expect a lot more from these guys.

Can at home. Pours hazy pink with a surprisingly thick and long lasting white head. Nose is intense strawberry with a hint of vanilla. Taste is unexpectedly sweet (or at least not-sour) and it bursts with strawberry with hints of vanilla and lactose and just a touch of tartness. Closes with a strawberry finish, has a light to medium, creamy body and soft carbonation. Like other sours I had from BYM this one's also too sweet to my liking but I gotta give it to them that they pulled off that strawberry taste neatly.

Can at home from the brewery. Pours hazy orangeish golden and a thick white head. Nose is tropical fruits, light grassy notes, melon and cedar. Taste is moderately bitter, fruity, citric, somewhat grassy. Closes with a lightly sweet, hoppy finish, has a light to medium, creamy body and soft carbonation. Decent DIPA, but by far not their greatest.

Can at home. Pours hazy orangeish red with a quickly dissipating head. Nose is mainly strawberry and mango, with just a touch of passion fruit, interestingly enough it’s more sweet fruity, than sour. Taste follows basically, starts off sweetish (but at least not-sour-at-all), showing mango and strawberry. Then the finish is tart, perhaps citrusy a bit from the passion fruit and bit dry too. Light to medium body, soft carbo. This is very much like all the sours I’ve had from BYM so far: it’s not bad at all, on the contrary: it’s pleasant and tasty, but it’s so middle road in every sense, I’m tempted to sa mediocre? Well certainly not quality-wise cause it’s pretty well made it’s just not something that’s memorable in any way.

Can at home. Pours hazy golden with a white head. Nose is mango and peach, juicy fruity but a bit subdued. Taste is fruity with a hint of grass, some very faint sweetness a low to mid bitterness that enhanced by a dry mouthfeel in the finish. There’s also somr hopburn to be found. It has a medium body (pretty decent for the ABV), and average carbonation, which is actually higher than those of some of their recent releases. I’m not sure how to feel about this, cause it’s good, no questions, but nothing outstanding really. On the other hand it’s also true that when it comes to BYM I have higher expectations and standards towards them, and it’s something I can’t really help. But it’s only because I did have good from them and thus I know what they can do.

Tap at Napfény Műterem. Murky golden with a thin white head. Nose is slightly fruity, somewhat candyish sweeter hops, lots of coconut and a hint of ginger. Taste is rather sweet, showing tropical fruits, lactose, oats and coconut with a hint of spicy ginger. Clsoes with a sweet, long lasting finish, has a thick and creamy body and soft carbonation. Interesting combination but the ginger doesnt work for me in this beer and it's way too sweet all in all.

Tap at the brewery. Semi clear golden pour with a white head. Nose and taste are pale malts, some bready notes, herbal hops. Slightly on the sweeter side. Light, crisp bodied with bubbly carbonation.

Tap at the brewery. Murky orange pour with a white head. Nose is intense apricot and some sweetness, I’m guessing vanilla and/or lactose. Taste is somewhat sweet and tart first, and immensely fruity again, quite pleasant. As it warms some rather intense bitterness appears though, kinda like hop-burn, and it sticks for quite long. It’s a pity, cause otherwise it would’ve been a quite impressive effort.