Rise & Grind
Weathered Souls Brewing Co.

Pours a foggy copper-yellow with two fingers of off-white foam. Aroma is coffee right out front. Spices and hot pepper follow it. Wafers, biscuits, toasty, and nutty malts sandwich spicy hops for the remainder of the nose. Flavor profile is coffee and hot pepper out front again. Grassy and spicy hops add some bite, which is balanced out by wafers, biscuits, caramely, and nutty malts. Mouth feel has a crisp start that sprawls out to a creamy and fuzzy finish. Thickness is medium-thin. The finish texture keeps it from being a crisp, refreshing lager, instead drinking a little bit bigger. Overall, it's a bit of an odd mash-up, but delivers on the coffee and lager pairing.

16oz can served in 12oz cup. Reviewed from notes.

Courtesy of frijoless. Label says "Mexican style lager with coffee"
Right when you open the can, the coffee aroma is evident.
Pours a Pale amber color with a thick foamy head, good retention.
Further smelling reveals a strange carrot note. I believe it's the combination with the hops that does not quite work.
Taste has the same effect.
Not sure what to think about this one.