500ml draft at Grilled & Company in Lisbon, Portugal. Pours a crystal clear gold color with a white head and excellent retention. Great lacing too. Standard pale lager aroma, with minimal pilsner malt notes. Very straightforward smooth, clean, and sweet lager. Medium body. Medium carbonation. Low bitterness.

16 oz draft at Cerveceria Ogham in Barcelona, Spain. Pours a super dark copper color with a small off-white head and great retention. Great lacing. Light caramel and hops aroma. Tastes more like an amber lager versus a red ale, with very low bitterness. Nice caramel notes. Very light fruity notes. Smooth and clean. Easy drinking.

16 oz draft at Cerveceria Ogham in Barcelona, Spain. Pours a crystal clear gold color with a small white head and decent retention. Almost no aroma at all. I like this flavor better than most honey beers I've had. Tastes like a sweet pale lager with a little honey flavor added. The honey flavor is not overpowering. And the 6.9% ABV is invisible. Soft texture. Light body. Very low carbonation. Low bitterness. Better than I expected.

16 oz draft at Cerveceria Ogham in Barcelona, Spain. Pours a pitch brown-black color with a small beige head and good retention. Faint dark malt aroma. Nice dark roasted malt flavor for a porter. Nice classic porter. Nothing unique. Medium body and light carbonation. Light bitterness. Pretty good.

12 oz. can from Total Wine. Pours a clear, super dark ruby red color with dark ruby highlights and a beige head with excellent retention. Great lacing too. Dark chocolate and roasted malts aroma. The flavor is similar to the nose, with more roasted malt flavor and less chocolate notes. Super smooth and clean, with a drying finish. Slightly thin body for the style. Light carbonation. Low bitterness in spite of the 40 IBUs. Very nice beer.