Other review: Bacardi Breezer Lime (4% Germany: Bacardi Limited)

The Bacardi Breezer brand is the most popular alcohol and soda mixture in the world. It is a mixture of Bacardi, originally a Cuban rum, and soda with 4.4% alcohol in Australia, 4%/5% in Canada, 4%/5% in Europe and 4.8% in India. Bacardi Limited is the world's largest privately held, family-owned spirits manufacturer in the world. The Breezer was the first brand in the ready-made alcohol/soda mixtures market and they have maintained their popularity against growing competition. Breezers are especially popular among young people who drink them mainly for inebriating purposes. Let's see what they're all about.

Taste: The Bacardi Breezer Lime is a light-bodied drink with a sweet, sugary taste. The drink tastes like your average lime soda, albeit a very sweet one, and the taste of alcohol is successfully lost under the sweetness of the drink.

Overall, the Bacardi Breezer Lime is a sweet drink with a well-thought-out flavor profile. The flavor of alcohol is faded under the sweetness of the drink and it's on the verge of being too sweet. You most certainly won't want to drink many Breezers, but as a single party starter it's an excellent choice. The flavor of it actually beats many lime sodas, although the sweetness might be too much for some. Although it doesn't offer rich aromatic experiences it does its job excellently. It's quite easy to see why the Breezers have achieved their popularity: the drink tastes good, is refreshing, easy to drink and it gets you inebriated, what more could young people and binge drinkers want?

4/5

Other review: Bacardi Breezer Orange (4% Germany: Bacardi Limited)

The Bacardi Breezer brand is the most popular alcohol and soda mixture in the world. It is a mixture of Bacardi, originally a Cuban rum, and soda with 4.4% alcohol in Australia, 4%/5% in Canada, 4%/5% in Europe and 4.8% in India. Bacardi Limited is the world's largest privately held, family-owned spirits manufacturer in the world. The Breezer was the first brand in the ready-made alcohol/soda mixtures market and they have maintained their popularity against growing competition. Breezers are especially popular among young people who drink them mainly for inebriating purposes. Let's see what they're all about.

Taste: The Bacardi Breezer Orange is a light-bodied drink with a sweet, sugary taste. The drink tastes like your average orange soda, and the taste of alcohol is successfully lost under the sweetness of the drink.

Overall, the Bacardi Breezer Orange is a sweet drink with a well-thought-out flavor profile. The flavor of alcohol is faded under the sweetness of the drink and it's on the verge of being too sweet. You most certainly won't want to drink many Breezers, but as a single party starter it's an excellent choice. The flavor of it actually beats many orange sodas, and although it doesn't offer rich aromatic experiences it does its job excellently. It's quite easy to see why the Breezers have achieved their popularity: the drink tastes good and gets you inebriated, what more could young people and binge drinkers want?

4/5

Beer review: Moritz Epidor (7.2% Spain: Cervezas Moritz)

The Moritz Epidor is a lager, more specifically a strong pale lager. It's brewed by Cervezas Moritz, a Spanish brewery located in Barcelona, Spain and founded in 1856. The Epidor is based on an recipe from 1923 and was relaunched in 2009. Today the Moritz beers are produced under license in the brewery La Zaragozana, in Saragossa.

Taste: The Moritz Epidor is a medium-bodied beer with a sweet bready malt body. The beer features a wide set of aromas: a fruity, caramel and a surprising, nice aftertaste of liquorice. The bitter aftertaste of alcohol increases as the beer gets warmer. The beer ends with a faint herbal hoppiness.

Overall, the Moritz Epidor is a really nice, sophisticated beer with quite a wide selection of aromas. It doesn't achieve a position among the legends of beer but it's definitely a nice choice if you find it in a bar.

4/5