Opaque and golden, with a creamy head that settles into a ring on the glass. An inviting, fresh, citrusy aroma featuring passion fruit and other tropical fruits. The mouthfeel is velvety—surprisingly light, smooth, and juicy. Flavours include pineapple, peach, passion fruit, and citrus zest, balanced by pleasant maltiness and a hint of pine. There is a light bitterness reminiscent of zest and pine. Highly drinkable and refreshing.

Almost clear and golden, with a fluffy white head. The aroma reveals sweetness, white bread, biscuits, and sponge cake, alongside subtle citrus and herbal notes. The taste is crisp, malty and expressive; it combines bitterness with sweetness, offering a distinct maltiness, alcohol accents, grassy, leafy and floral notes, a peppery spiciness, and all this is crowned by a grassy, herbal bitterness and a warming, alcoholic finish. Full-bodied, with moderate carbonation and mild bitterness. Undoubtedly a strong, malty lager. Quite drinkable.

Hazy yellow with a white, fluffy head. The aroma features maltiness along with notes of tropical fruit and citrus. The taste is juicy, moderately bitter, with delicate citrus and peppery notes and a zesty albedo bitterness with a hint of pine. The beer is full-bodied yet not heavy, with light carbonation and a slightly warming finish. Pleasantly drinkable.

Hazy, golden-hued, with a small white head. The aroma features citrus, floral notes, caramel, and a hint of malt, while the taste offers malt, caramel, zest, and fruitiness. The light body and carbonation accentuate an earthy, grapefruit-like bitterness. It’s okay, but it feels like a celebration done on the cheap.

Straw-colored and perfectly clear. The head is low, loose, and fleeting. The aroma is faint—malty with a hint of corn, plus a touch of skunkiness and herbal hops. The taste is pleasantly malty and slightly tart, with no bitterness. Not much going on, but it’s okay.