Beer #2 is equally juicy and tropical for sure, the hue is deep yellow, slightly deeper actually than #1. And turbid. Carbonation is more brave, at least the foamy hat is higher, the same color but more long-lived. Here we have a district pineapple bomb that gains a follower of lemon zest and a smaller amendment of candy. Fewer elements than those in #1 but still intriguing, especially for the unexpected candy wisp. The tongue enjoys tropical flavors such as ripe pineapple and mushy mango. Lychee joins this play, too. Less creamy than #1 but I can still spot a subdued creamy hint among the parameters. Intriguing. The body is medium-full to full. Good stuff this one, too! The finish tweaks one or two decimals more in a citrusy direction but otherwise there's no major difference there. The mouthfeel is relatively full, pulpy, juicy, faintly crisp and medium-tropical. There's a bit of cream to be observed but not really like #1. I'm trying to balance between being objective and subjective because, despite being a very tasty brew, my experience suffers a bit from being the next one after the gates of heaven were wide open.