Mexican Coffee Funnel Cake

16 ounce can. Amber gold pour. Small fluffy beige head. Fragrant biscuit malt aroma hints at cinnamon and vanilla. Flavor is light malt, cinnamon, vanilla, light coffee and warming pepper. Light bodied, yet flavorful. Warming heat from the jalapeños and and ancho chili’s shows up in the mid taste. Finishes spicy with notes of coffee.

Relatively hazy tan and deep golden coloured body with hints of bronze and almost no head at all - fairly still. Aroma of chocolate, coffee, earth, nuts, grain, lactose and a deep deal of peat and smoked notes - very interesting, especially for a lighter ale. Light to Medium-bodied; Deep robust coffee and bittered malt flavours from the chocolate with some deeper grain, nuts and a touch of vanilla and canella is noticeable, but the malt and coffee are by far the strongest. Aftertaste shows the bitterness, grain, coffee and earthiness more than anything, but a smooth dry flavour with a very small amount of sweetness is noticeable at the end, mainly from lactose, but showing a touch of vanilla and biscuits as well. Overall, a fairly interesting beer that somehow doesn't really work out quite well, but does have some nice flavours, however, I do not notice any chiles or heat at all here - but I do notice canella and of course, coffee. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Liqour Outlet in Boonton, New Jersey on 23-June-2019 for US$3,39 sampled at home in Washington on 24-August-2019, just over two months later.