UPDATED: MAR 4, 2024 Poured from 355mL can. Clear amber yellow with small white head. Mild caramel malt, white watery, meh.

UPDATED: FEB 3, 2024 Copper pour, short head. Nose is carmelized grain. Middle is light caramel, corn, malt, light floral. Finish much the same

UPDATED: DEC 4, 2023 Aromas are mainly adjunct sweet with hints of toast, caramel and cereal. Flavors are similar to nose. First thing you notice is carbonation then adjunct bittersweet.

UPDATED: OCT 20, 2023 Can, huge thanks Octavio and Fil! Clear amber body, white head. Caramelly, floral, malty, lightly stale aroma. Empty, extremely clean taste, sweetish, vague caramel, very light floral notes. Err, chuggable, forgettable, but better than some.

UPDATED: OCT 9, 2023 Had last night at Don Taco with Miguel. From the bottle so can't comment on appearance. What I could see looked clear. The aroma was light malt and a little caramel as was the taste. Not much hop taste, but just enough to keep it light and refreshing.

UPDATED: SEP 3, 2023 12 oz bottle at Taco Naco in Overland Park, Kansas. The pour is clear amber with a small off white head. The aroma is caramel malt, grass, and perhaps a touch of corn vegetal. The taste is a clean balance between the caramel malt and the earthy grass. Picks up a very soft roast character as well. The palate is light to medium bodied, active carbonation and soft malt lingering in the finish. Solid, easy drinking Amber Lager.

UPDATED: AUG 7, 2023 Medium/light averagely balanced nuances of some Vienna malts, a hint of rice. Averagely/lightly hopped with somewhat clear profile. Medium/light body with medium carbonation. Overall, simple and bulk. 6 4 4 3 9

UPDATED: JUL 26, 2023 Amber with a white head and a malty nose. Nicely-carbonated and malty with a very good, malty finish. My favorite Mexican Lager.

UPDATED: MAY 9, 2023 Bottle. Pours amber. Grain, sulfur, watery, light biscuit, corn. Thin and lifeless body. Pretty bad.

UPDATED: APR 11, 2023 Dunkelgolden mit fingerdicker, feinporiger Schaumkrone fließt das mexikanische Victoria ins Glas. Gebinde ist eine braune 0,355l Flasche mit unauffälligem Etikett. Beim öffnen der Flasche erschnuppere ich schon ein kräutriges Aroma auch etwas scharfes wie Peperoni, interessant. 4% hat das Wiener Lager und ist im Antrunk spritzig, mild malzig. Im 2. Drittel schmeckt es leicht wässrig und süßlich. Der Abgang ist nichtssagend und klebrig, liegt bestimmt am Glukosesirup. Denke mal auch in México gibt es bessere Alternativen. 4 Kronkorken.