The aroma is citrus, grapes, kerosene, and a touch of forest fruit. Yellow in colour, quite hazy, with a pleasant head at first, but then it disappears completely. The taste is similar: citrus, kerosene, and grapes. Dry, but for a West Coast, quite sweet, and the bitterness is minimal. The alcohol is well hidden. A pleasant West Coast. It doesn't disappoint, but it doesn't impress either.

Opalescent, golden, with a moderate white head. Sweet malt aroma, a hint of citrus. Medium body, low carbonation with a slightly albedo-like bitterness. Malty flavour, a touch of caramel, and a subtle caramel note with refreshing citrus accents. It lacks the promised orange peel, but overall it's drinkable.

A light, herbal aroma, with a hint of skunk. Golden in colour, with a white, quickly dissipating head. Medium body and carbonation, refreshing and easy to drink. Malty flavour, a touch of caramel, and a subtle herbal bitterness. Good for watching the game.

Now 3,4%. Light, hoppy aroma. Golden colour, with a white, quickly dissipating head. Medium body and carbonation, refreshing and easy to drink. Malty flavour, some caramel and fruitiness, and notes of lemon, with a distinct herbal bitterness. Good for watching the game.

Opaque, dark brown, with a small, light beige head that dissipates rather quickly. The aroma is delicate, with a yogurt-like scent of ice cream, honey, and vanilla, and a slight fruitiness. Light carbonation. Velvety, oily, soft, almost flat consistency. The taste is delicately coffee and chocolate, with a noticeable caramel, and the bitterness is slightly roasted, chocolatey with a sour undertone. It lingers for a while. The finish is slightly alcoholic, reminiscent of chocolate liqueur. Good.