[33cl can from Beer52.] A cola brown pour with a fast fading white head; malty aroma; sweet malty taste; and a light roasted grain bitterness. Quite refreshing.

Can from Beer52. It pours pretty much black with a medium khaki head. The aroma is dark roasted malt, charred vibes, dark chocolate, coffee grounds, espresso, chocolate covered coffee beans and praline. The taste is firmly dry, crispy, bitter - sweet, dark roasted malt, charred malt, burnt toast, cacao nibs, toasted spice and a touch of umami/liquorice with a dark roasted finish. Average body and moderate, prickly carbonation. Decent, easy chugging schwarzbier.

Can fron Lowcostbeer. It pours hazy bright yellow - gold with a fluffy white cap. The aroma is tangy tropical vibes, pineapple, coconut, passion fruit, lilt, twist of lemon - lime, fizzy candy and some floury bread. The taste is crispy, dry, juicy, tangy, pleasing sabro tropicals, coconut, pineapple, passion fruit, lemon, Lilith, touch green, woody, floury bread, slight chalkiness, nip of spice and some alcohol presence to keep everything in the check. Finish is fruity and bone dry. Medium body and moderate carbonation. Kviek yeast + sabro + some age has really worked on this. Fun stuff.

Can from Low Cost Beer. Appearance - murky yellow to orange. Foamy white head. Nose - dank, lemon, melon and an edge of pineapple. Taste - lemon and pineapple with a herbaceous undercurrent. Palate - medium bodied, tangy middle and bittersweet finish. Overall - yes, enjoyable.

Can from the Low Cost Beer online shop. Pours clear golden with a thin white head. Aromas of light corn and cereal. Taste is watery and thin. Not a right lot going on.

Can from the Low Cost Beer online shop. Pours hazy yellow gold with a thin white head. Aromas of passionfruit and light coconut. Taste has some kviek esters, pineapple. Light sweet finish.

Can from the Low Cost Beer online shop. Pours clear golden with a thin white head. Aromas of tropical fruit and light yeast esters. Taste is fruity, orange squash. Light sweet finish.

Very slightly hazy straw coloured with a bubbly white head and cereal grain on the nose. Flavourwise it's grassy bitter hops and sweetish biscuit malt, MOR pilsner really

Pours a deep, dark brown with a frothy beige head and a brown sugar aroma. Relatively light bodied, it's quite sweet, with candy sugar, dark fruit and some chocolate in the mix, only a very subtle roasted malt character to it, and a fading soft bitterness