Can. Pours hazy yellow. Lemon, herbal, peach, grain. Medium body. Little too chalky. Fine.

16 oz. can from The Bat Cave. Pours a crystal clear yellow color with a large white head and excellent retention. Lots of active carbonation. Good lacing. Smells like a standard pale lager. Tastes like a standard pale lager too, with only a hint of the rye. It's a clean, smooth, well made lager even if it isn't very unique. Medium-light body and medium-light carbonation. Low carbonation. Enjoyable.

Can at Trappist. Pours copper. Biscuit, copper, peach, pear. Medium body. Pretty solid.

I am confused where they have a lighthouse in Queretaro, but go on. Pale, some haze, thin head, grainy, light body, soft and sweet, hints of grassy hop.

Pale gold, slight haze, dry, hoppy, slight yeastiness, good balance in this one.

Canned (Thanks GodOFThunder!). Amber colour, small off-white head. Aroma is floral, some alcohol and mild plum to it with some mild wood. Flavour is very riped fruits, alcohol and some plum along with some earth and stuff. Nicely balanced complex thing.

Tap, 4.6 abv. Unclear orange almost no head. Dry lemon zest, grain, hay, soap, floral notes. Dry sourness. Light bodied, oily watery texture, lively carbonated, dry zesty finish.

Bottle, 500 ml, shared with kajser27, Max, Miro and Miro B. Courtesy of Miro and Max. Hazy red with small white head. Fruity, some cherries, some oak,moderate sourness.

Bottle, 500 ml, shared with kajser27, Max, Miro and Miro B. Courtesy of Miro and Max. Hazy orange with small head. Fruity, citrus, orange, some fruity tartness, moderate bitterness in finish.