Mango Chili Lime Lager
Cape May Brewing Company

The pours that entirely emptied two twelve ounce cans into a clear glass liter mug showed liked most mass produced American adjunct Lagers. It's very light and bright amber in color and almost clear. A short presence of a white head lasted mere seconds. To smell, there are very mild doses of malt, hops, yeast, lime, salt and just a little more pepper. The taste is first and foremost sweet, superficially so. Even the very slight inclusion of lime and chilli pepper doesn't effect that. It's more like a sweet lime-ade than anything else. A salty character is all that's offered as a counterbalance. There's almost no other flavors provided by the malt, nor hops. Even the mouthfeel fails, as it drinks without much body, but leaves a yeasty stickiness. Cumulatively, a little lime can be detected, without any appreciable pepper. Unfortunately, that's the best that can be said about it.