Pale Ale
The Garden Brewery

I am trying this beer at the Sheraton Hotel in Zagreb, Croatia whilst hanging in the lobby with my work colleague. It poured a clear copper with white head that left some lace. The scent had grain and hop notes. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink with subtle bitter hop presence. The mouthfeel was lighter in body with good carbonation. Overall it is a good beer.

 

Can from Etre, thanks for the Country tick.
Lightly hazy light gold in color with a decent sized bubbly white head that persists. Bready light toast and caramel with bits of citrus pine and hints of diacetyl. Not too shabby.

Pours a huge, spongy head atop the pale orange colored liquid.

Smells of lime zest, lighter caramel and ripe oranges among cactus juice and fresh cooked oats.

Has a light and refreshing mouthfeel with a well nuanced, balanced effervescence.

Tastes of crackers, bready caramel and bitter, dry lemons and leaves. Turns s little sweeter then, due to orange peel and unripe papaya among a slightly stony mouthfeel. Finishes a little oily, bitter with a noteable, fitting sweetness from the malts, toned down effectivly by bread crust and dried flowers.

Very well made, powerful, yet elegant Pale Ale, which unfolds a very satisfying intensity on the tongue.

The beer can itself has stylish designed,simple and with slick pic of icebergs on it. Can opens easily and smell coming from it is prety citrusy caramelized. First sip gives you feeling of mildely carbonized beverage full of citrusy/tropical fruit flavor. Those flavours builds up nicely under hops bitternes. Pleasent taste of this beer stays in mouth for short period of time and it is easily coverd if you are having any snacks while you enjoying this fine crafted beer.

330ml Can from Beer52.com:
A pleasantly sweet pale ale from The Garden here, this one opened with some nice caramel flavours alongside a few background hops with the odd tropical & juicy flavour showing a little further on to add some variety to proceedings. It's a balanced & easy-going beer that was malty with some biscuit & bread coming through & it was enjoyable throughout, going down better than the brewery's Craft Pilsner that I had last too.

Can. Light amber. Slight haze. Thick frothy head.
Quite a full on hoppy aroma. Citrus and pine resin. Malt present.
Peach like flavour with a long bitter finish.
Quite robust.
Better than most.

330ml can. Hazy, light amber colour with thick suds that coat the glass. Strong, long-standing, peach notes. Lots of citrus flavours plus a backbone of spicy pine. Medium body and good mouthfeel. A rich, dry, hoppy APA from Croatia. Liked this a lot.