Velvety, black beer with subdued carbonation creates a creamy silky head that falls short of one finger. A lace ring is what I spot on the surface after a while. The olfactory provision offers syrup, roasted malt, rather ample molasses and a pinch of rye bread. The taste profile is not entirely identical to the scent though: my tongue likes the powerful note of molasses, syrup, dark bread, a bit of brownie as well as faint cacao nibs. Quite nice. The light-bodied beer finishes with syrup and molasses. In this order. The mouthfeel is somewhat light, roasty, quite soft, velvety, smooth and even marginally satiating.

Gosh what a day. 🫨  Now seafood and beer(s)... 🐟🦐🦞🦀🐙 Reviews will be shortish due to social situation. Clear gold beer with abundant carbonation serves a pure white, velvety head that grows one finger tall. Long retention. Pale malt, faint biscuit and almost no hops at all dance in the scent. The tastebuds receive pale malt, a modest hoppy touch and faint biscuit. Very simple. Thin to light body. The end is identical to upfront. The mouthfeel is light, truly refreshing, clean and balanced. As well as bulky. No wonder. Decent but thin as expected.

Very bitter and dark.

Pretty decent Mozambican beach lager

Good in the sun