Light golden, opalescent. Fluffy white head. Slight herbal hop aroma. Medium body, low carbonation, rather dry, with a light maltiness and a noticeable graininess. The flavour is flat in the centre, with an indistinct, slightly herbal finish and a noticeable warming sensation in the throat. OK.

The head is mostly fine-bubbled and slightly pink, vanishing almost instantly. Carbonation is intense and visible for quite a while. Ruby in colour and clear. The scent is very pleasant, sweet, cherry. The taste leans more towards sweet cherry; it lacks the tartness and intensity of sour cherries, the maltiness is suppressed, and there is no bitterness—it comes across as somewhat artificial and slightly chemical.

The aroma is dominated by herbal hops, with a background of malt and lemon. Clear, golden, with a persistent, fine-bubble head. Medium body, high carbonation. The taste features notes of honey, crackers, dried fruit, herbs, and citrus. Bitterness is negligible. Easy to drink.

Cloudy, light golden body, white head. Citrus is at the forefront of the aroma and flavour, with light farmhouse notes, lemon, and a slightly drying, yeasty character. The herbal bitterness is the best part of this beer. Easy to drink, but without any excitement.

Deep red in colour with a pinkish head. Aroma of slightly artificial cherry candy with a hint of saccharin. Very sweet, candy-like cherry flavour. Slightly drier in finish. Light in body. Drinkable, but like a cherry cider from a well-known brand.