UPDATED: APR 18, 2021 620ml bottle in La Paz in August 2002, found the label in my diary. Pours golden with white foamy head. Aromas & tastes of citrus, grains & malt. Moderate bitter finish

UPDATED: JUL 26, 2019 Can. Pours clear pale piss yellow with a disappearing white head. Corn, maize, water. Grains.. Poor. But thanks Plovmand!

UPDATED: JUL 26, 2019 Can. Pours clear yellow with a white head. Aroma of grainy, slight paper, light banana, grains. Taste is quite sweet, slight citrus, light paper, generic.

UPDATED: JUL 26, 2019 Can at Orla leaves the hood for good. Clear golden body with a small white head. Malt, cardboard, corn.

UPDATED: JUL 26, 2019 Can. It pours mostly clear yellow with a creamy white head. The aroma is grain and light earthy hops. Clean malty flavor with light fruity hoppy notes.

UPDATED: NOV 19, 2018 Bottle at restaurant. Pale golden color, white head. Bitter with citrus, a bit of hops, toast, malts and grass. Bitter finish with citrus, a bit of hops, malts, toast and grass. Drinkable bulk Pilsener.

Beer is relatively common lager but Bolivia is the place where You can drunk beer almost in 5000m from the sealevel

Bottle courtesy of Painy who brought me this one back from his South American travels. Pours pale gold with a small white head. Aroma of grain, caramel, sweet malt, light fruit. Medium plus sweetness, light bitterness. Moderate body, slight oily texture, average carbonation. Certainly not the worst pale lager ever.

When travelling in Bolivia, having one is great, when served chilled. Among the few brews available I rate this to be on of the better. On a global perspective it is no more than an average Lager.

Clear golden with little white head. Aroma is baked peas straw noble hops dms. Taste is harsh hop tartness with sour dish water. Watery but has some tart body. Also drinkable in large quantities. Yeah...