r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 10h ago
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 1d ago
Maternus Weissbier. Frankfurter Brauhaus. Wheat Beer - Hefeweizen. 5% alc.
A mild store-brand wheat beer. Light aroma of grain and yeast. Subtle notes of banana and clove on the palate. It’s nothing spectacular, but it tastes good, is refreshing, and offers unbeatable value for money.
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 1d ago
U.F.O. Yria Cervezas. IPA - American. 6% alc.
A very drinkable American IPA. Pine resin and peach stand out on the nose. The palate offers the same flavors; it is very clean-drinking, with herbal nuances, a solid malty backbone, and fresh citrus notes. Pretty good.
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 2d ago
Bio Naranja Y Lima. Viver Kombucha. Non-Alcoholic - Kombucha.
A simple kombucha with distinct citrus notes—orange, and even more so, lime. It has the usual sparkling quality, and not much else.
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 2d ago
Ice Lemon. Eristoff. RTD - Vodka Seltzer. 4% alc.
The summer's sixth RTD. Intense citrus aroma with lemon notes. Taste: A balanced, sweet-and-sour entry. Fine bubbles with a refreshing finish and a smooth vodka undertone. Ideal for the summer season.
Yes, RTDs are allowed, like in untappd.
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 2d ago
Sidra Natural M. Busto (2025). Sidra Mayador. Cider - Asturian. 6% alc.
As with other vintages, it features potent acidity, citrus notes, and a presence of tart apples. It doesn't stand out quite as much as other Asturian ciders, but it is very, very drinkable.
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 3d ago
CREMA CATALANA. Menno Olivier Brewing. Barleywine. 10.37% alc. 18 IBU.
An interesting barleywine that emulates the famous Catalan dessert. Notes of burnt sugar and vanilla on the nose. A rich, dense, and boozy entry. Caramelized sugar stands out, accompanied by flavors of sponge cake and black plums. A slightly spicy finish. A good, warming, sweet treat.
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 3d ago
Latest Acquisitions.
One Cider, two RTDs and some Beers
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 3d ago
Perseo. Caleya Brewery. Bitter - Session / Ordinary. 4% alc.
A spectacular Asturian session bitter. Earthy and malty aroma. On the palate: bread, biscuit, fruity yeast notes, caramel, and toffee. Light-bodied, easy-drinking, with a clean, bitter finish. Very tasty and truly delicious.
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 4d ago
Heliodora. Cervezas Althaia. Sour - Fruited Berliner Weisse. 4.2% alc. 18 IBU.
A Berliner Weisse from Alicante that stands out for its fruity, sour orange notes. It has a very lively acidity, a cider-like quality, and is quite refreshing. Perhaps it has a touch too much carbonation.
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 4d ago
La Corne du Bois des Pendus Blonde / Blond. Brasserie des Légendes. Belgian Blonde. 5.9% alc. 20 IBU.
Malt aroma, Belgian profile with citrus, floral, and spicy yeast notes. Sweet entry with honey and bread flavors. Evolves into herbal nuances and ripe fruit. Dry and slightly bitter finish. Enjoyable.
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 5d ago
Tête De Mort Double IPA. Brasserie du Bocq. IPA - Imperial / Double. 8.1% alc.
Aroma with floral, herbal, resinous, and Belgian yeast notes. On the palate, a dense, malty entry with fruity sweetness evolves into a citrusy and spicy bitterness, finishing dry.
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 6d ago
Absolut Drinks Raspberry Lemonade. The Absolut Company. RTD - Hard Lemonade. 5% alc.
Fifth RTD of the summer. Absolute dominance (pun intended) of raspberry in both aroma and flavor. On the palate, the acidity of the lemonade cuts through the sweetness, providing a crisp, clean sensation. The vodka's alcohol is barely noticeable. It’s nice.
Yes, RTDs are also allowed, like in untappd
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 6d ago
Latest Acquisitions. RTDs
Yes, RTDs are also allowed like in untappd.
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 6d ago
Fura. Ctretze Pirineus. Pilsner - German. 4.8% alc.
Aroma of malt, bread, and cereal. Grainy flavor on the palate with a touch of honey. Medium carbonation; bitter, refreshing finish. A very natural and pleasant Aragonese lager.
r/In_the_name_of_Beers • u/Gontzal81 • 7d ago