500ml in a plastic bottle. Yellow-straw body. White edge around the rim of the glass. The smell brings notes of sour grass and vegetables. Carbonic acid flavoured beer added some sweetness. Watery palate (room 810 at Dubrovnik Palace, 27.08.2008).

0,5 l PET in Croatia. Pale lager, rather thin, a little sweetness and some hoppy dryness. Lightweight, but not bad, either.

Another lost rate? Apparently not. I’m astounded that all these excruciating Croatian supermarket lagers in plastic screwtops have been tracked down to source and entered onto the website. Good. SOMEBODY MUST BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE. Actually, this one was quite drinkable. Deeper gold than some, with a sickly halo of froth persisting beyond the first sip. Nose sulphuric, sweet and metallic. Faint marzipan and buttery malts. Drinkable blend of anaemic herbal hop, hay and cereal notes. Mealy Digestive aftertaste. Very buttery and watery, but safe from a plugholing. Just.

Bottle (5´0 cl plastic) in Room 242 at Hotel Adriatic in Dubrovnik. Clear yellow - white head. Grainy, bread, white and dark bread, straw, hay, light hoppy. A bit wierd and boring.

Z tego co pamiętam to butelka plastikowa. Kupione w Baska Voda w Konzumie. Nic specjalnego.