Baja Cabotella

Brewed by Baja Brewing Co.
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
San Jose el Cabo, B.C.S, Mexico

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Bottle @ home picked up at Wilbur’s Fort Collins. Pours a clear golden appearance with a spidery, foamy white head. Slightly metallic, vanilla, lemon, bland pale malty aroma. Tangy, a bit fruity, slightly bready, very light caramel flavor. Bleh.

Best Mexican Beer I have had! Only Ale I have seen on the market from Mexico! Everyone needs to try it!

Bottle, clear golden with no head, creamy vanilla sweet malty aroma and flavor , plain finish

Bottle from Cavie. Light orange pour with little to no head. Aroma is chemicals and grain. Taste is that stuff that Jack Nicholson "died" in when Michael Keaton tries to save him, but doesn't.

Bottle from central market. Pours a very light and clear golden yellow with some slight bubbles on the head. Aroma is honey, grains and corn. Flavor is dry, corny and grains. Light mouthfeel and finish. Not too bad as this glass is super cold at the moment.

This beer may finally cure me of my perverse need to try every new Mexican brew that shows up in Houston.

A gummy Holden correct. Thin white head. Aroma is dense wet straw. Fla or is straw and earth. Light gummy texture. I can’t imagine this being good even in Mexico. Must be made for export to the US market by German half breeds living in Mexico.

Bottle. Pours a bright gold with a white, fast-dissipating head. Nose is lime candy, grain, and a touch of adjunct. Reasonably rich on the tongue, with a faint, fizzy sweetness and a long, grassy finish. It’s all right, but no better than that.

Pours a clear light gold with fizzy white head. Aroma of grain, some grass, faint hints of fruit esters.....flavor is much the same. Light body and watery with high carbonation. Overall, eehhh...