Los Suaves
Cervezas Keltius

 

Yields a dark brown to black color, with a little light shining through at the rim of the glass. Has a big, froth, slightly brown head to it, which falls down to a dense coating.

Smells of bakers chocolate, toffee and wet earth, while revealing a faint hint of spiced orange peel.

Has a very lively, almost harsh carbonation, which washes over the tongue, preventing the flavors from unfolding their full potential.

Begins with stony, mineralic earth, lending an effervescent, distracting spritziness to the taste, which turns a tad lactic. There is an increase of toffee sweetness, as well as a slowly developing herbal dryness, getting swallowed by the metallic carbonation. Finishes pleasantly watery after the intense carbonation explosion, with a faint red apple quality.

Quite unpleasant to drink, as for its immensly high carbonation, featuring a mix of flavors which don't add up well together at all.