Alexander Keith's Light Ale

Keith's Light Ale tastes like someone distilled the idea of a beer down to its most polite form. There's a faint grain sweetness, a whisper of noble hops, and then nothing confrontational happens. It's the beer equivalent of a handshake—reliable, familiar, and gone before you know it. Carbonation is crisp enough to keep it from feeling flat.

Ch'Ti Blonde

Ch'Ti hits differently. You get Belgian yeast character immediately—that slight fruity, peppery note that makes you sit up. The body is noticeably fuller, almost creamy in the middle, and those 25 IBUs actually register as bitterness, not just a theoretical number. It's a beer that wants your attention, and it earns it.