Lion's Paw Lager

Lion's Paw has a slightly grainy sweetness that sits on your tongue for a beat before the carbonation cuts through. There's a subtle malt presence—nothing fancy, but it's *there*. The finish is dry and quick, but that fractional alcohol bump means the beer doesn't disappear the second you swallow it. It's got just enough body to feel intentional, like someone at Fernson decided this lager should have a spine.

Oke Lager

Oke is what happens when a brewery gets ruthless about efficiency. It's clean in a way that feels almost austere—bright grain notes, mineral-y finish, zero residual sweetness. The carbonation snaps and crackles immediately. It drinks like a whisper: present, then gone, then you're reaching for the next one. No complexity, no tricks, just the bare mechanics of a lager working perfectly.