Latvian Beer, Part 2

The next day we continued on our Latvian beer trip. No-one really looked forward to it, and I've never seen so many be concerned with getting to much beer in the glass. It's usually the other way around on our beer testings.

Tervetes Alus 5,3%
It poured a clear golden liquid with a small foam that left no lacing. It had a weak smell of malt and white bread. It tasted of malt but was very watery and boring.
Total: 1/5
Piebalgas Tumsais 5,8%
It poured a clear dark golden liquid with a small foam that left some lacing. It had a malty smell. It had a buttery taste of caramel and malt. Best so far!
Total: 1,8/5
Piebalgas Alus 5,6%
It poured a clear golden liquid with a small foam that left some lacing. It didn’t have any odor at all. Tasted like a cheap kind of sparkled water.
Total: 0,5/5
Bruveris Kviesu Weissbeer 3,9%
It poured a cloudy golden liquid with a small foam that left no lacing. It had a smell of honey, butter and outdoor toilette. You know they kind you have at cabins in the woods. It had a very watery and boring taste.
Total: 0,6/5
Aldaris Stiprais 6,5%
It poured a clear golden liquid with a small foam that left some lacing. It didn’t have any odor at all and tasted very watery and bland.
Total: 0,5/5

Aldaris Porteris 6,8%
It poured a dark liquid with a small brown foam that left some lacing. It had a smell of honey but it tasted a bit bland and watery. The body was a bit to thin.
Total: 1,4/5