Bottle courtesy of Marko ADM, hvala Marko. Shared in Rome-Italy with Mortlach. Pours hazy golden color, big white cap. Nose: sage, herbs, thyme, a nice scent of sea spices. Mouth: medium carbonation, herbs blast (quite nice). A bit wheat-like and fairly nice.

330ml bottle, gift from Marko (thanks guy!). Pours a peach color, a bit unclear, with a big and persistent white foam. Aroma of spices, thyme, sage, wheat, ginger, a bit rough but ok. Flavour is light sweet with a bitter and spiced end. Medium to light body, high carbonation. Interesting.

On tap at Craft Room Zagreb. Black coloured, medium sized brown head, citrusy hoppy nose. Roasted malt, citrusy hoppy, coffee and light caramel with mild alcohol that shows up in the finish. Smooth, easy-drinkable and enjoyable brew. Bitter aftertaste. Well done.

On tap at Craft Room Zagreb. Dark golden coloured, small white head, mild malty nose. Moderate malty, grainy and light herbal hoppy with dryish bitter finish. Pretty simple and easy-drinkable brew.

On tap at Craft Room, Zagreb. This is actually Anna’s "everyday beer" recipe, with Craft Room getting the exclusive commercial release. Deep golden body, soft grainy, malty aroma. The same continues on into the taste, with a smooth, well rounded mouthfeel. The hops are absent, I’d like more, just a tad more. There might be a very mild herbal bitterish touch, but that’s that. This is flawless, which is a mastery to achieve, and hats off for that, but it’s anything but exciting. Really glad to have tried it though!

Bottle from trade with Cuso and Gurthnar, many thanks! Pours slightly hazy orange golden colour with a small off-white head. aroma of riped fruits, banana, spices. Taste of riped banana, clove, sweet malt, yeast, high carbonation.

Bottle from trade with Cuso and Gurthnar, many thanks! Pours slightly hazy golden colour with a huge good lasting white head. Aroma of herbs, yeast and medicine. Taste of herbs, flowers, medicine, yeast, interesting!

0.33 bottle, tried it in June 2015. Hazy orange to golden with a perfect creamy off white head. Oranges and tropical fruits - nicely expressed fruit character. Light bitter in the beginning, disappearing into somewhat thin body, but bitterness returns for the finish. Drinkable. Doesn’t seem like a wheat beer, but the hops did their job well.

On tap at Craft Room, Zagreb. Wow, I have to admit I didn’t expect this * having neglected their FB feed due to life and all, but was thrilled to hear what it was... And it had very solid competition - the same place had Mikkeller Sort Gul on tap too, which wa drank while waiting for a beer to kick so that this could go on tap. Poured a murky dark cola body with a small off white head. MIld apricot/peach/something like that jam and aroma hops in the aroma. Some mild maltiness. Then green fruit, quite fresh hoppiness over mild milk-coffee maltiness. Feels young, again. Taste.... whoa, WHOA, superb coffee/chicory malty background, again slightly tart, vague green fruit, but a fresh blast of hoppiness nonetheless, herbal hoppiness mingling perfectly with those coffee notes. Medium bitterness - which is to say, well balanced by the maltiness. This is great. My first impression was - "the best beer ever made commercially in Croatia", the second one... well... close, but perhaps released too young, especially compared side by side to Sort Gul - the flavors are great, they really are, and well mixed, but it still feels like it was released just a tad too early. But still, this is a great recipe that with some tweaking could literally become what I’m saying. The best beer made so far and, well, probably the best beer ever made in Dalmatia if anything. :D Great job, hats off!

Jan ’15. Huge thanks for this opportunity goes to Anna, Marko and Mario! A 0.33 l bottle, poured hazy orange body with huge head. Sweet candy and fruity (orange) aroma, notable hop presence, orange again, but not pushy. Well balanced between sweet and bitter, only a bit of each. More sweet though, but in the aftertaste it was the other way around. Both herbal and fruity, while that orange made really a fine blend. Medium bodied. Although I prefer traditional German wheats this was another nice beer from already renowned Hvar craft brewery!