Karlovačko Next

Formerly brewed at Karlovačka Pivovara (Heineken)
Style: Pale Lager
Karlovac, Croatia

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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0.33 l bottle, thanks to Doggythedog for digging it up for me. Anyway, it poured pale yellow body with small head that disappeared completely very soon. Aroma was weak, grainy, herbal hoppy a bit, quite boring just as its flavor, which is even worse. Grainy, bready and herbal in very watery environment, with slight metallicity that continues to the very end. No, I didn’t found this to be refreshing, nor interesting in any kind. And yes, I hate all new innovative Croatian beers. It’s a crap like all of them! Sick of them anymore!

This was limited edition from Karlovačko that you could buy only in pub. I only tried this once just to take it to my collection. Watery beer, nothing special.

My friend Stipe bring this beer from Zagreb ...i am only happy because this is new beer in my country ... it is limited edition for selling only in pubs ... Nothing special about this beer ...very empty taste ...bad ..

Bottled 330ml. -Can’t belive to rate third new Croatian beer in one month. As far as I know that didn’t happen in last 5-6 years or even longer. The beer however is crap. Yellow coloured, small airy white head that went away fast, weak herbal nose. Weak malty, slight bready and touch of herbs with notes of corn. Watery palate and short finish. Useless beer.

0.33l bottle at the Sabotage in Zagreb. Yay a "summer beer" that’s a pale lager, lighter than the regular Karlovačko. Only in 0.33l green bottles, only during the summer, only in some bars. Dear person who decided this was a great idea, go kill yourself. Please. And everyone who agreed before you do that, because you are all, well, morons. Epic morons even. To the beer. Pale golden-yellow body, pierced by a big, lively stream of carbonation, quite pale with an impressive creamy lasting white head. For something that’s bound to be chugged directly from the bottle. What fun, but yeah, if the colour wasn’t so pale, it’d be pretty overall. Nice dusty herbal hoppy nose, maybe some underlying dry malt. Smooth malty, kinda bready taste with some slightly sourish vegetables near the end. Quite watery and borderline tasteless. Sweetish, vaguely fruity, and balanced enough to be chuggable, but I don’t consider that much of a compliment here. Congratulations, you created another redundant beer with distribution and packaging restrictions that make it even more useless.