🌋🌊☔🤬🤬🤬 Yes. Indeed. [*Swearing with F-word like a homeless junkie*] It happened again. Crack the can open and two-thirds of the content just splashes out of the can without warning. I hadn't learned anything from the past. Well, my defence is that, after the two overpoured beers, several following beers had behaved decently, some even tamely. And this wasn't just another overpour, it was the most massive shower ever. The beer literally burst one meter high, spread all over the table and floor and carpet. Fortunately not up to the ceiling but it wasn't too far from it though. No, I didn't check the best before. I'm doing it now: 9 January 2024. Okay, overdue. Slightly but still. It must have contributed to the carbondioxide pressure within the can. I almost feel like not reviewing the beer at all, just out of anger. I gather myself and start working. Less than 1 dl left. Semihazy yellow is the tint. Carbonation... what do you think?? I skip this part now... The scent gives lemon zest, biscuit and orange peel. A bit floral, too. The taste is lackluster, relatively lame. I find lemon pulp and pith, marginal grapefruit zest, unappealing pale malt with a faint bready twist. Not a winner. The body is skinny. The end is somewhat bitter and metallic. Citruses are unbeatable. Hoping to learn something from this; …I guess I’ll get depressed; try and dry out your mind; let’s hop the fence and forget the aftertaste; running like hell to dry out our heads. The mouthfeel is watery, slightly tangy and metallic. Dry and modestly drying. Disappoinment. I remember the risk now. For the time being. 😇