Unclear orange with a foamy head. Resin, some caramel, hints of white wine, lemon zest, stone fruit, mango. Dry zesty resinous bitterness, malty fruity sweetness. Medium bodied, creamy texture, lively carbonated, dry zesty hoppy fruity bitter finish. A quite well made APA, expected a average one, but this is surprisingly pretty good!

Can, 0.44l. Black pour, one finger frothy beige head, medium retention, broken lacing on the glass. Sweet on the nose, plum candy, light smoke notes, bready. Interesting.

Medium body, soft carbonation. Smooth mouthfeel and texture, soft and chewy, slightly sticky, goes down quite nicely. Balanced roasty bittersweet taste, more on the sweet side. Aroma of toasted caramel, molasses, plum candy. Bready notes, roasted malt, dark chocolate. Subtle smoke. Sticky. Medium lasting finish, dry, roasty, bittersweet. Mild lingering alcohol.

Tasty.

Tap at the brewery, in Zagreb, Croatia. Pours black, with fine brown foam. Aroma is more chocolate than coffee, a little smoked. Body and carbonation are average. Taste is definitely roasty, but accompanied by some light sweetness. Final is on the dry side.

Tap at the brewery, in Zagreb, Croatia. Pours fairly hazy orange gold, with fine white foam. Aroma is fruity and herbaceous, almost smokey. Body is partially fully, smooth, a little oily, with average carbonation and a pungent feeling, from bitterness and acidity. Taste is medium bitter, accompanied by a certain level of sweetness and a hint of acidity. Final is average, with the "milkshake" sweetness coming out briefly. Not fantastic, this latter aspect.

Tap at the brewery, in Zagreb, Croatia. Pours pale gold, transparent, with fine white foam. Aroma is herbaceous, plants, a little bready and smoked. Body and carbonation are average. Taste is medium sweet, with just a bit of moderating bitterness. Final is average.

0,44 l can. Pours almost black with a finger of quickly dissipating light brown head. Aroma of roasted malt, plenty of coffee, cocoa in the background. Some fusel alcohol too. Taste is well balanced, medium sweetness well compensated with pleasant bitterness. Body is full, texture borderline oily, carbonation gentle. Finish packs more coffee and chocolate with strong, but pleasant bitterness. Thumbs up!

Unclear amber with a big fluffy head. Rather malty, toasty, caramely, lemon juice and lemon zest, resin, tangerine, bitter orange, herbal hops. Malty fruity sweetness, dry zesty hoppy bitterness. Medium bodied, oily texture, lively to soft carbonated, dry malty hoppy zesty resinous bittersweet finish. A very classic IPA, rather malt-focused, well made!

Canned 440ml. -from Pomalo Zagreb. Black coloured, medium sized beige head, light plum and chocolate in the nose. Smoked malt, light plum, notes of alcohol and some wood with sweetish finish.

Can 33 cl. In my version simply called 'Stout'. Cloudy, opaque black woth a neat, creamy and lacing beige head. Roasty, chocolatey nose. Kinda light in body, indeed coffe, chocolate and roast with a discreet, underlying sweetness. Very subdued bitterness.140925

Can, 0.44l. Black pour, three finger creamy beige head, long lasting, sticky lacing on the glass. Nose is smoke, charcoal, roasted malt. Bready notes in the background.

Medium body, medium carbonation, lively. Smooth mouthfeel and texture, soft, chewy, somewhat lighter than expected. Goes down nicely. Balanced roasty bittersweet taste with light salty touch in the background. Aroma of roasted malt, toasted caramel, bread. Coal, ash. Dark fruits. Mild sugary sweetness, slightly sticky. Earthy notes, minerals. Medium lasting finish, dry, roasty, lingering bitterness.

Solid stout.