Clear, bright golden color, vast ivory head.
In the nose: a little bit of sweetness, a whole lot of lightness. Some cereal malt touches, a bit of floral, and a whiff of fruit.
In the mouth: Degrees of sweet honey, malt, light fruit, and a brief bitterness. Citrus notes on board the palate, turning dry in the end. Light bodied, and flavorful. I'm not normally one for the light lagers, or the honey lagers, but damned if this isn't tasty. It's a good one, and you can surely drink it.
Meet Mexican Honey Light, a lighter kind of buzz. This bright and clean cerveza is brewed with orange blossom honey straight from orange groves south of the border, Amarillo hops and a twist of citrus. Our new, more sessionable spin on Mexican Honey is refreshingly crushable and brewed to take it easy, anytime, anywhere.
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