On tap at Horvati Zagreb. Unclear pale golden coloured, medium sized airy white head, light herbal nose. Light malty, bready, fruity and herbal hoppy with rather strong bitter finish and aftertaste. Slightly watery as well.

On tap at Hop In Zagreb. Golden coloured, small white head, herbal tea like nose. Sweetish malty, noticable tea presence, light herbal and fruity with dryish finish. Interesting one.

On tap at Craft Room Zagreb. Pale golden coloured, small to medium sized white head, light flowery nose. Sweetish malty, flowery, light fruity and herbal with peppery touch in the finish. Interesting but in other hand odd.

On tap at Craft Room, Zagreb. Cloudy golden, creamy white head. Fruity aroma, quite sweet, tropical fruit, juicy. No bitterness. Medium bodied.

Bottle, 500 ml from Vrutak. Shared with others in Lika. Dark brown, beige head. Roasted malts, chocolate, sweetish, some bitterness in finish. Low carbonation. Medium bodied. After last experience with Brown IPA expected worse, but this is pretty good for a UK stout.

On tap at Valhalla, Zagreb. Dark orange, white head. Malty, caramel, herbal, some nuts. Bit phenolic. Unpleasant bitterness in finish. Medium bodied.

On tap at Hop In Craft Bar, Kanal, Zagreb. Shared with lovely Anja. Hazy golden, small off-white head. Moderately hoppy, peach, mango, lemon juice, orange, light malts, light butter. Harsh hoppy flavours, nice fruity and citrusy, juicy sour fruit. Refreshing, sweetish, soft to moderate carbonation, light finish, residual sweet fruity flavour. Good one.

On tap at Valhalla Zagreb. Darker golden coloured, small to medium sized white head, tropical fruits and light herbs in the nose. Moderate malty, tropical fruits, slightly herbal and touch of strawberries with light alcohol in the finish. Ok one.

Tap at Craft Room. Hazy golden-orange with lively carbonation, lasting fluffy white head. A lovely initial blast of tropical and stone fruit in the aroma gives way to a somewhat muted malty, almost honeyish undertone, making things just a tad heavier, but fruit stays there. Medium bodied, it mixes berry/peachy hoppy notes with a herbal undertone, with little bitterness, what there is showing late in the finish and in the aftertaste, mixing with the peach. Ends drier than it should almost astringent, which undermines it sadly, and the herbal notes mix strangely with the fruit, and the bitterish touch doesn't help. It's a solid beer, with the peachy notes being lovely, but not the greatest style-wise and not the best they make - shame, they are certainly capable of some excellent hoppy stuff. I'm sure that their next stab at the style will be better!

On tap at the Sisak beer fest (thanks Dino!), 15.9.2018 if I remember correctly. "Lost" or deleted review I reckon... Anyway, very dark brown body with a creamy off white head. Smooth, full creamy aroma, grainy touches, dark malts, raisins. Similar taste-wise, oats/dark malt, vague flowery hoppy touch. Nice and balanced, if not that spectacular. In this form, it was a solid take at the style.