Real Rock
There were always a couple of bottles in our fridge at the resort, so I ended up drinking a couple of these because they were there. Real Rock came in a clear glass bottle and poured a straw yellow with chill haze. There was a short-lived, soapy white cap that settled to a thin collar and skim of bubbles that were supported by the carbonation. The aroma was mostly cereal grains with slight fruitiness and a bit of strange spiciness, almost like cloves. Quite sweet with very low bitterness, more cereal malt and a bit of veggies, plus the same weird spicy thing going on in the finish. Slight fruit character. Light bodied, but fuller than expected, though it did get a bit watery in the finish. High carbonation kept it lively, but residual sugar killed any crispness. Fair drinkability, especially in the heat. But make sure you drink it while it's cold, because it doesn't get better as it warms. And that odd spicy character was present in every bottle I drank, which ended up being several over the course of a week.