tenthly

On the first day of Beermas I went and bought for me
A bird dropping beads on the street
Two turtledoves
Three Belgian roosters
Four birds calling for blood
Five rolling blings
Six geese parading
Seven mermaids bird flipping
8 breakfasts steaming
Nine drinkers dancing
Ten boars a-drinking

The bowler hat makes that boar rather dapper.  Lordly, dare I say?  Laugar's Basurde amber ale looks like it might make you jump for joy.  I don't know what the boar is smoking, so I don't know if he's in a good mood after a good pipe or a good drink.

The color is right for an amber ale, golden red brown with a clean but collapsing head.  The tingly ale aroma is there, not very strong but noticeable.  While mildly hoppy, there's not a lot of body there, it's a very slender beer.  The flavor is nice and the beer is easy going.  The lightness makes it a good pairing for any number of things - dancing, hiking, debating, feasting - and the bright flavor without too much self-promotion promises not to overshadow pretty much any accompanying snack.

Supplier: Cervecissimus
Price: €3