0,33 l bottle. Pours dark brown with red tone with small, quickly dissipating tan head. Aroma is full of vanilla, caramel, toasted malt, some light dried fruit, chocolate and wood barrel. alcohol is completely hidden. Taste is medium sweet and bitter. Finish is long, bittersweet, woody, vanilla. Alcohols shows only as warming feeling as beer is consumed.

0,3 l can. Pours almost pitch black with a couple of fingers of dark medium lasting brown head. Aroma of dried fruit, raisin, caramel, cocoa, a bit of coffee, toasted malt, a hint of wood and some fusel alcohol. Flavor is more serious, woody, toasted malt, licorice on top of dried fruit Taste is medium to heavy sweet and low bitter. Body is full, texture oily, carbonation average. Finish is long, roasty, somewhat smoky, a bit of alcohol and pleasant bitterness.

0,33 l bottle. Pours slightly hazy amber golden with medium, quickly dissipating white head. Aroma is generally fruity, a bit of caramel, dough, pollen, some citruses and a spicy note. Coriander. Taste is medium sweet and low bitter. Finish is medium long, medium bitter with a spicy twist. OK, not as complex as some more prominent Belgian triples, but decent and drinkable nevertheless.

0,5 l can. Pours golden with small, quickly dissipating white head. Aroma is sweet, malty, slightly spicy and quite fruity. Flavor follows aroma in general. Body is surprisingly light for ABV. Alcohol is almost entirely hidden. Finish is sweet, very long, a hint of rum even.

0,5 l on tap at Burgeraj in Zagreb. Pours hazy golden with quite big rocky white head with decent retention. Aroma is grainy, dough and bread along with some gentle grass and citruses hop notes. A bit of caramel and slightly nutty. Taste is medium sweet and low bitter. Finish is quite short. It didn't do much for me, it's drinkable, but that's it.

0,5 l on tap at Goblet Beer Store. Pours murky deep yellow with rather quickly dissipating rocky white head. Aroma is all hops, citruses and tropical fruit. Taste is medium sweet and low bitter. Finish is medium long and bittersweet. OK, hop bomb, but rather boring otherwise.

0, 5 l on tap at Zmajska Pivovara Taproom. Pours almost dark brown with typical nitro head with reasonable retention. Aroma of cocoa, licorice, roasted malt, some caramel. Taste is low sweet and medium bitter. Body is quite light. Finish packs a nice bitter kick. A bit watery, but it has a nice character and is well executed, as expected from Zmajska Pivovara.