Followed a lighthouse lager truck from Belize City all the way to Guatemala. After much thought on the matter I believe that the small bottles quench your thirst more completly in the focking hot jungle that is Belize. A 12 oz bottle would be warm by the finish and probably getr more skunky. Worth a try by intrepid explorers.

<i>Bottle bought from Belize</i><br /> Golden color, white head. Aroma is hops and coffee &#40;not strong&#41;. Taste is hoppy but too watery. In the aftertaste softly coffee and hops.

Pours a clear straw yellow colour with a small to medim sized white head. Aroma is faint of pears, grain and fresh flowers. Taste is off dry, hint of lemon with a soft hop finish.

The Lure:<br />Skunks have marked their territory around the lemon tree plantation. The haystacks nearby colour the aroma, and a close-to-headless appearance has no idea how to attract.<br /> <br /> The Festivities:<br />Fair and somewhat fizzy carbonation help to push the quenching hay forward. Grassy hop flavors and their bitterness are actually found through the watery grain. I think this is better than the average tropical lager.<br /> <br /> Transcendence:<br />A straw sunbrella and crashing waves are necessary to really enjoy this.

belizean corona, brought back to michigan from belize. small bottle, maybe 8-9 oz? not bad, not good, not much of anything really. some skunky malt and hops, very dry. drink the rum while you’re in the caribbean, skip the Lighthouse Lager.