"The annual tradition of launching the Baltic Porter in January has been fulfilled. This year's Baltic Porter Festival will be celebrated with one of the three versions of this style performed by us. We divided the excellent base, which was aged at low temperatures for almost half a year, into three parts. We have added something special to each of them. What strongly distinguishes the Baltic porter from the imperial stout is the balance shifted towards caramel malts. A natural combination is the addition of roasted caramel (caramelized sugar) with caramel beer. Often, such compositions end up suppressing one of the ingredients, but this time we managed to find a golden balance. The sweet camel palette, both from malts and from the addition of roasted caramel, complements each other perfectly " Best before is 23/12/2023

"Our last season’s hit, which we decided to intensify this year and multiply by two. In this beer we used a very aromatic addition: roasted coconut and toasted Palo Santo wood – a delicious and incredibly seductive coconut." best before 03/07/2023

"Imperial Baltic Porter, whose mysterious evolution of taste is a real delicacy for beer connoisseurs. One-year aging in sherry wine barrels, where the beer gained notes of oak, wood and subtle accents of noble oxidation, enriched with an aromatic composition of plums, raisins and molasses."

Multigrain baltic porter with honey, Spalter select and a hint of Sorachi ace

"X Anniversary 4/10 Imperial Baltic Porter - fourth in a series of anniversary beers brewed in collaboration with friends from Hidden Springs. This is a mutual collaboration – a similar base beer was brewed, then supplemented in the final stages to recreate popular desserts from each region. In Wroclaw (PL), Guava Pastelitos, a very popular snack in Tampa (FL, USA), was replicated. Meanwhile, Hidden Springs tackled plum-streusel yeast cake, a classic dessert in Poland. Traditional long aging, preceded by extended fermentation, ensures this beer spends over two months in the tank. Dark notes are present but do not dominate as they might in an Imperial Stout. The selected ingredients offer a light sweetness and a distinctly tropical character. All of this is complemented by dessert-like aroma."

"Together with Tuletorn, a new brewery from Estonia, we brewed a Baltic Chocolate Marble Cake Pasty Porter. The rich chocolate influences and sweet pastry notes blend seamlessly with the strength of a Baltic Porter. A collaboration in which knowledge and creativity come together in a layered and full-bodied beer."