Karlovacko

This is one of 3 beers I sampled during a trip in and through Croatia in 2018. I’ve posted about the other two here as well.

To be perfectly honest I’m not sure of the style but I suspect it’s a Pils.

A standard beer in Croatia and in neighbouring Bosnia and Herzegovina, it’s apparently the biggest exporter of beer in Croatia. It’s now owned by Heineken.

It was warm weather when I was in Croatia with my family in 2018, and the 50cl draught Karlos went down very easily. Only 5.4% alcohol so just right for me. Nice colour, good head and very refreshing.

It’s readily available outside Croatia in bottles and cans. worth checking out if you haven’t already.

7/10

Big Karlos with my son in Dubrovnik, September 2018

Same beer, same size, different city - in Zadar, September 2018

Ozujsko

The second of the Croatian beers we had on our Croatian trip in 2018.

Said to be the biggest brewery in Croatia but is not so widely available outside the country as Karlovacko - in fact I don’t remember ever seeing it anywhere else.

This is a Pale Lager, 5% alcohol, nice colour and good head; have only had the draught version I have to say, which was, like Karlovacko, very refreshing and nice taste; some say it’s a little on the bitter side, but I didn’t think so.

I mostly had the draught version but was served one in a bottle at a restaurant in Zagreb; don’t remember it suffering in comparison.

7/10

Ozujsko at a restaurant in Zagreb, September 2018. I may have had more than one, but can’t be sure……

Bottled version at a restaurant in Zagreb, September 2018

Not sure why I’m the only one drinking beer this day, but…at restaurant on an island near Zadar, September 2018.

Pan Lager

The third of the Croatian beers from the 2018 trip.

Brewery is owned by the Carlsberg group, but this beer is really not known outside Croatia as far as I’ve been able to tell - I’ve never seen it available in beer shops, nor online. Pity, because it’s a damn fine beer, slightly lower alcohol content at 4.8%.

Nice colour and good head. I only have had the draught version so can’t comment on what it’s like from the bottle or can.

7/10

I’m sure my son and I were enjoying the Pans at a restaurant in Split, despite appearances….

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