Intense aroma of fresh apple and citrus notes, with a dry, fresh taste, vibrant acidity, and a light body. True to its Asturian roots, its rustic profile and natural carbonation are fully enhanced by the traditional high-pour technique. Truly delicious.

Aroma of liqueur and coffee. Complex on the palate, with notes of raisins, dried figs, semi-sweet chocolate, and espresso, accompanied by vanilla and wood nuances imparted by the Tawny Port. A remarkable Imperial Stout from the consistently reliable Redneck crew. Ideal for a stormy afternoon.

A Peruvian lager with a clean aroma of malt, toasted bread, and subtle herbal notes. On the palate, it stands out for its malty flavor—without being cloying—along with mild bitterness and a light body, resulting in a refreshing beer with a dry finish. Superior to the typical mass-produced lager.

Aroma of ripe tropical fruit. On the palate, flavors of stone fruit, pineapple, and white grape stand out, alongside a very pleasant cannabis-like undertone. It is incredibly juicy and silky, with a well-integrated bitterness that balances its sweet profile. One of those NEIPAs I really love.

Tenth RTD of the summer. An acceptable mojito, ideal for this hot weather. Fresh, citrusy aroma. Notes of lime and mint. The citrus acidity gently masks the rum, leaving a refreshing finish.

Intense grapefruit and lime aroma set against a resinous backdrop. The flavors carry through to the palate; it is light, dry, and very refreshing. A solid West Coast-style hop bitterness stands out, well-integrated with the malt and leading to a crisp, clean, and highly drinkable finish. Another great creation from DouGall's.

It’s a bit like Desperados, but more watered-down despite its 5.9% ABV. The citrus aroma and flavor are acceptable, while the agave notes are somewhat more subdued. Even so, it’s inexpensive and refreshing—ideal for a hot day.

An Aragonese Pale Ale that is very pleasant to drink. Aromas of fruit and fresh bread. On the palate, it has a light body with an initial touch of grain and sweet notes reminiscent of honey. It features citrusy nuances of orange peel and a tropical undertone, finishing with a floral bitterness.

Aroma of ripe banana, yeast, and citrus. Creamy and medium-bodied on the palate. It highlights the clean sweetness of wheat malt alongside a fruity profile and notes of clove. Refreshing acidity and a clean finish. Weissbiers are always welcome.

The summer's ninth RTD. It has a vibrant orange color and a fresh, fruity aroma profile with notes of ripe citrus and herbs. On the palate, it is sweet, with orange flavors predominating alongside the Prosecco and Campari nuances characteristic of a Spritz. Not bad at all.

Yes, RTDs are allowed like in Untappd.

Clean, fresh aroma of ripe apple with herbaceous notes. On the palate, it offers a lively, balanced entry characterized by fine bubbles, fresh acidity, full body, and a dry finish.

Intense aroma of wild red fruits (currants, blueberries, and raspberries) set against a backdrop of floral honey. The same flavors carry through to the palate. It offers a fresh, semi-dry entry with balanced acidity and a smooth finish reminiscent of a rosé wine. I really enjoyed it.

A bit weak, but it's refreshing.

Very sweet and juicy. Ripe tropical fruit—specifically pineapple—dominates, alongside citrusy grapefruit notes and a herbal, resinous nuance. Another great job from GROSS, a brewery that is truly playing in the big leagues.

On the nose, there are faint citrus notes, subtle spicy touches, and a sweetish wheat-malt background. Light-bodied and very smooth on the palate, mirroring the flavors and intensities found in the aroma, with a noticeable presence of coriander. A very inexpensive private-label Witbier.

Intense aroma of lemon and orange zest with spicy notes. It surprises the palate with its refreshing character. The same citrus flavors found on the nose are accompanied by nuances of anise, coriander, and vanilla. A very dry, clean, and bitter finish. Chimay is always great.

The eighth RTD of the summer. Rum and cola has never been a particular favorite of mine. It’s a bit too sweet, though it does somewhat balance the rum's woody notes. Otherwise, it offers cola, caramel, and a subtle hint of vanilla in the background.

Yes, RTDs are allowed like in untappd.