Alfea

Alfea has a golden density to it that coats your palate in a way that feels intentional. There's a decent malt backbone here—biscuity, almost bread-like—that gives the beer substance before the hops show up. The bitterness lands clean but doesn't dominate; it's more of a frame around the flavor than the focal point. Finishes with a gentle warmth that lingers just long enough to remind you there's alcohol doing work.

Devil's Peak First Light

First Light drinks like someone designed it to disappear—in the best way. It's crisp without being thin, with a snap that comes from its leaner ABV. You get floral and citrus notes that feel bright rather than aggressive, and the malt is there but stays in the background, almost like it's just providing structure. This is a beer that doesn't demand attention; it just wants to be part of your evening without getting in the way.