Malt and caramel aroma, a hint of dry fruits. Taste is on biscuits, slightly roasted malt, a bit fruity and some bitterness.

Aroma of citrus fruits, honey, and some resin. Bitter taste, orange peel and citrus fruits, a touch of pine.

Crispy golden ale with a thin, constant fizzy layer of activity.

Bitter herbal plastic nose.
Herbal faded hops, industrial, sticky, very blonde & creamy.

At least it was fresh-ish.

At a local cafe for happy hour with my father in law.

Roja color, twangy sour, fruity & infected, strangely good. Was told this was definitely the IPA. Sent that right back for the apa.

20ibu, 5.8%, best by: 14/04/26, looks old

Sweaty can from one of the local Chinese markets. Tulip back at the compound. Been sweating al day outside & came home to the repairman working on our AC.
Honey hazy, weak head, not really a nepa?

Honey citrus with a sticky edge.
Bittersweet, grapefruit pith, herbal, a slight breakfast cereal grain sweetness over some tea tannins.
Tolerable, but it's a gentle wcipa, if that.

We are grilling today for Christmas eve, err... usando la parrila. All my beers are fridge singles, some better than others.

Another pounder on the cheap at the local supermaracado in BA. August canning, so relatively fresh for the town.
Tulip at the BnB. Crispy, golden, weak head.
Premium lager minus the euro lager stink; subtle with some faint clove.
Taste is delicately sweet, with some prickly noble, herby & metallic hops in the background. Long white pepper finish with a little lime rind bitterness.

Refreshing & inoffensive with some redeeming qualities.

Supermarket b1g1 50% off deal. Kinda old June stamp. Poured into a tulip I repossessed from the bar as it was sorely needed at the home base.

Big whitewash head, pretty orange amber body, nice clarity.
Smells like skunky Heineken & sloppy euro malt. Some shitty dry hop.
Tastes better at least. More of a crackermeal, dried out sweetness with a touch stronger than anticipated acidity. The fine print on the can states they also put in honey & elderberry, I can sort of taste a floral sour thing but any identifiable berries are just a faint suggestion.
Frothy, acidy, smooth middle with a bitey finish.

Fine enough for less than $2US.