San Mig Light

Brewed by San Miguel
Style: Pale Lager
Manila, Philippines

I drank a lot of these when I was in the Philippines last July 2005. It may be watery, but it goes well with Filipino food (Filipino-style BBQ and grilled fish). Recommended ice-cold and with food.

To watery for my taste. I would stick to San Miguel regular.

Drink it with a lime. Drink all imported beers with spanish names in clear bottles with limes. Makes me smile. A light beer with 5% alcohol. I think it is redonkulously good. Perhaps redoubledonkulously good. If you ranked all light beers on 6-pack vibes, this can’t possibly be beat. Twelve will make you sputter Tagalong slurs at your grandma.

Not horribly offensive and somewhat refreshing. If you can get it cheap enough it may make a good lawn mowing brew.

not much in the nose, corn, dry. Pours light yellow. Its a cheap lager what can i say? similar to south american lagers. On a warm afternoon poolside eating filipino food with my hands on a banana leaf, its great.

Bottle. Poured a pale golden body with thin head. Aroma was surprising with some light fruit and hops. Flavor is crisp, lightly bitter and a surprising full flavor for being a light beer. Light citrus, very carbonated. This is very drinkable.

Bottle. Pretty typical pale lager with some lime flavor incorporated. Not bad, and weighs in at a hefty 5%.

Bottle. Poured pale color with a large frothy white head that lasted with good lacing. Light grassy hop aroma. Light body with a smooth texture. Medium sweet flavor with a light sweet dry finish of short duration. Better than my expectations.