Andes

Brewed by Cerveceria Malteria Quilmes SAICAY (InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Bottled. Clear golden, small creamy head. Corn aroma. Sweet and mellow with light-medium body. Watery and fruity with some syrup but no hops. Papery, lightly metallic finish.

UPDATED: MAR 14, 2012 Casi ningún aroma y sabor destacado. Dorada y clara, con espuma blanca algo persistente. Refrescante para tomar litros y litros.

The label says it’s cold because it has a picture of the Andes and it is. What it doesn’t say is how bad the beer tastes. Some light wheat, and the ’blanca’ pours more of a piss lager yellow.

This beer is nothing but a very light, bubbly, tasteless Argentinan version of Budwiser

Bottle, a clear gold with a white frothy head. A grassy and metallic aroma. A clean palate, but slightly sweet. The hops then kick in, not too grassy. The finish is short and metallic.

In Can., Mendosa City. Pale, yellowish. The aroma is strong enough, roses, with something of sweet. In the palate it is sweet enough, a good caramel. The finish was not waiting for it, I embitter. It leaves a bad recollection, almost I do not finish the can. Only for once.

Bottle. Description: the typical industrial lager. This is the Quilmes of Mendoza. Maybe a little better because of the water of the mountains and a little more body.

Drank this pilsener on several occasions in Argentina. Definitely not the best pilsener there is. Good to quench the thirst.

Bottle. Pale yellow colour. Short head. Aroma of grain and malt. Flavour is moderate malty and lightly hoppy with a grainish short finish.

Can - November 06 Pale Lager. Skunky aroma, yellow-white color fizzy white head. Thin mouthfeel, no aftertaste.