A new, fresh brewed beer on tap! 👍 Muddy orange beer releases one-finger, white, fluffy foamy top of medium duration. The fragrance is truly fruity with orange, blood grapefruit, tangerine as well as distinct wheat malt. The taste portrays orange, grapefruit, blood grapefruit and, additionally, some recognizeable yeast. Light body. The beer ends with slightly tart citrus, strong identifiable yeast which is not really Belgian, as well as wheat malt, wheat flour and toast. Mouthfeel is light, remotely tart but not sour, mildly crisp, tropical and very summery.

Semihazy amber beer is released from the tap. The top is decorated by modest, white, soft head that descends to a thin lace ring of medium duration. Nose is first nonexistent, later gains weak biscuity nuances. The palate displays malt, followed by a tad lemon, faint raisin and a grainy note. Light body. The beer ends with slightly bitter malt and a grainy aroma. Mouthfeel is light, fresh, remotely meady and quite standard. Nothing to write home about.

Hazy yellow beer fills the glass from the tap. The head is extraordinarily meager, colors white and dies soon totally still. The scent releases hefty ginger juice aroma to the nostrils. Sweet ginger lemonade is the first and foremost gustatory impression on tongue. Light body. The beer ends with spicy ginger juice of rather prolonged duration. Mouthfeel is Oriental and spicy. It's also extremely fresh and summery, very juicy and significantly soft-drink-like which is no surprise for a non-alcoholic ginger ale.

Cloudy, light copper beer fills the pint. Thin, white, velvety head emerges on top, leaving after a while a mere lace ring lingering for much longer. Nose receives weak grapefruit and a wee bit of caramel. Tastes harsh malt, some sweetish cereals, distinct caramel and faint syrup, followed by mild citrus. Light to light-medium body. The beer finishes with medium-strong bitter malt, grapefruit peel, seasoned with a bit piney note and some resin. Mouthfeel is somewhat crisp, slightly confusing and challenging due to caramelly hoppiness.

Opaque, pitch black beer flows from the tap. Forms thin, cappuccino-hued, silky head that settles down to a decent lace ring. The lace ring adorns the top throughout the entire drink. Nose is unfortunately relatively thin, portraying dry black coffee, faint tar and some licorice. The taste offers bitter licorice which occasionally also leaves distantly sugary impression in mouth. Licorice is accompanied by black coffee, roasty elements and faint tar. Light to light-medium body. Finishes with licorice, burned black coffee, roasty, Mouthfeel is relatively light, dry and burned.